The Spy: a Novelist's Guide to Survival in the Republic of China

Author, you have a problem at the beginning. How did you catch a spy disguised as a rickshaw driver by such a coincidence? How are you supposed to explain to your superiors that you know Bajiquan and why did the rickshaw driver speak so easily? I'm going to die anyway, so I won't open my mouth. At worst, it's not like the Japanese can't do it.

Author, how would you explain those skills of yours? Where did you learn it? How do you explain it to your superiors? If the explanation is not clear, you are not far from death {"NickName":"Book Friends 20221030202535982","UserId":398283144}

A spy is not like a spy. He is just a waiter who refreshes the protagonist's qualifications. He will confess when asked

Finally there is a new spy book. This track is wide and there are few people. As long as you score 60 points, it is equivalent to 80 points on other crowded tracks. There are always preferential treatment for the few. I hope you can achieve results.

The title of your book is misleading, and the content has nothing to do with the novelist.

? ? ? Did the author directly write Whampoa Military Academy according to Naruto Kiri Kage Ninja School? ? ? After graduation, only the best can survive? ? ? What kind of dark demon changed to the Republic of China?

Protagonist position, how many people to lead, official level, main tasks Responsible for the Red Party, Japanese spy, or internal investigation You didn't introduce it at all, or you haven't checked the information, so I can't tell.

I only saw the first-time military officer with a gun, and the sense of déjà vu from "The Bourne Supremacy" came to my face. Isn't that classmate from before just another Miao Yongyi? Grass!

How could a spy pull a rickshaw and beat him up without being exposed?

It's really blunt. I immediately noticed the Japanese as soon as I launched the mission, without any foreshadowing.

Everything else is fine, but there are too many words in AI. I couldn't listen to the book, so I could only skip and read.

You are an eighth-level worker, right? Bajiquan

At first I thought it was a mash-up of copywriting and espionage, and thought there would be something novel about it, but it turned out that all I got out was adding skills directly. What's the special feature? It's just a rename of the normal golden finger. The conventional routine is too difficult for novices to get ahead. After looking at the author's plot arrangement, I felt, well. . .

The background of this book is already wrong in the first place. If you want to join the Military Intelligence Service, your background must be thoroughly investigated by others. There are still many tests to go through. You can't find a source for the protagonist's skills. You can join a gang or join the police. Writing novels cannot force wisdom on others. Otherwise, there are too many loopholes and it will be difficult to read.

The settings are interesting, let's take a look.

Urgency is like a law, where is Shen Nong?

Why have the author's updates become so rare during this period? {"NickName":"Book Friends 20200824172625737","UserId":353837717}

The author's use of this golden finger to write about themes of the Republic of China is a bit hard to read. You might as well just write about fantasy or martial arts themes, because these themes themselves are set to have extraordinary power. If your protagonist has a cheat or a system, it's still okay.

Generally speaking, the plot is not rigorous enough and things are taken for granted, and the villains have very low IQs.

My writing power is too weak, please improve it slowly.