Espionage and Gossip: Starting with Secretary Hong in Undercover

The writing style is skillful, the characters, both good and bad, are vividly portrayed, and the author captures the helplessness of that era. While there are some flaws in the plot, overall it's very well-written and engaging. Recommended! Keep it up! Is this an experienced author? Have you written any other novels? 🤓

The leader of the Crippled Gang pointed a gun at the second-in-command of the FBI in Los Angeles, making him tremble with fear and unable to speak. He even planned to kill the FBI's top leader and replace him, to let the FBI know who was in charge here 😄. You might ask what kind of big shots the Crippled Gang is? In fact, it's just one of the major gangs in Los Angeles.

The author went too far in trying to make the protagonist feel intimidated. As a secretary to a leader, he's constantly bullied by the leader's subordinates—this never happens in any system. It's like the leader is being slapped in the face every day.

Update quickly, even the donkeys in the production team don't rest like that.

…Making money and running away is the only way to go. First, you can't escape the power struggles between the various factions' spy organizations in the Republic of China. Second, after repeated purges, spies who act as double agents never have a good ending. Whether you're clean or not, if others suspect you're not clean, it's only a matter of time. Death is certain.

The infiltration section was well-written, but the cliff was just a mess; it would have been better to only write about infiltration.

Aside from his somewhat disgusting attitude towards women, everything else was alright. The part where Aunt Kang called to order imported liquor... I didn't expect her to be with a bunch of people! Are you really going to keep playing this public bus game? Are you really that hungry? And Captain Ma's wife, you not only want to play with her, you want her to be a socialite? Have some humanity!

A gangster dared to casually pull a gun and point it at Lu Qiaoshan's head, showing no respect for Station Chief Wu and acting as if he could kill him at any moment. Is the Military Intelligence Bureau really that lacking in prestige? A lieutenant colonel and a major general station chief were killed; could the Military Intelligence Bureau really remain indifferent? Is this really reasonable? In the drama, Long Er was just a front man for Yu Zecheng. 💀

The beginning was alright, but it got a bit funny when it mentioned that the American troops stationed there could be disarmed by the Kuomintang army.

He keeps adding drama and belittling his opponent, yet he just won't die; it's a never-ending cycle.