Top-Secret Merits
绝密功勋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 399k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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A childish game between two time travelers and a police station chief who repeatedly fails in his battles.
If such a case really existed, the central government in Beijing would have sent people long ago. How could it be handled by someone from a small local city? The production is slow-paced and has too many useless plot points.
Gao Yong is clearly portrayed as an ordinary, somewhat patriotic netizen, with both red and white sentiments. I don't see any character reversal. Would an ordinary person, killed multiple times, still persist in delivering intelligence? Would a major colony be capable of that? If a major colony had that kind of will, they wouldn't be a major colony!
If readers who previously kept the secret had seen this, this book would probably be a huge hit. It's a pity that not many people know about it yet. I stumbled upon it by chance and almost missed it.
The author is seriously underestimating the power of the state.
Take the beginning for example. Knowing that it involved classified information and espionage, they actually sent a few criminal police officers to investigate bus 605. In reality, a city's public security chief would have already sent special police to block off the station.
The meaning of "Never to be Decoded" is clear from the very beginning, even though the descriptions are somewhat unrealistic. But I don't know what you've written so far. You're a web novel reader. If you're doing this for hobby or for film/television adaptation, then disregard what I said! If the goal is to make money through subscriptions and tips, then this writing is extremely poor.
No matter who is at fault, murder should never be used to resolve the issue.
1. If Gao had problems from the beginning and expressed a tendency to betray the country, forcing Kim to kill him, why didn't Kim ask the state to control Gao the second and third time? 2. If Gao's intelligence is nine parts true and one part false and is going to mislead the development path, the biggest problem is how to maintain the consistency of the intelligence and make people believe it…
Are you stupid? If there really was such a case, it's impossible that only these people would be investigating. The higher-ups would have sent a whole bunch of people already—blocking roads, a thorough search. Besides, if you're going to kill someone, what reason do you have? Tell the police or the national security bureau! What kind of plot twist is that?
He's always been a riddle teller, and even goes against the state. This Number Three can't be whitewashed. Normally, with these kinds of things going on, how could they possibly mobilize so many people? The higher-ups just said "find him," showing absolutely no concern. If this were true, the higher-ups would have already sent people to conduct a city-wide search.
This novel, the riddle writer is just too... Well, writing novels, especially online novels, honestly, this kind of riddle-like writing easily loses readers.