
Lost in the Spy Network
谍云迷踪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
973Chapters
4Votes
18kRecs
34.6kFans
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Synopsis
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This author's spy novels have good plot lines. However, there are two points that I think can be improved. One is that the writing is too wordy. It's hard to imagine that agents with deep knowledge of the city would explain everything to you clearly. And the Japanese are also in the same mood. It's very confusing. For espionage novels, the white space in the text is still very important. The other thing is that I feel that both the positive and negative characters are relatively gentle. People at that time, especially those on the espionage front, were basically a little crazy when they were under great pressure, moving like a mad dog and as quiet as a poisonous snake. Being unwary of the protagonist does not mean that you are pleasant to the protagonist. I always feel that the characters are a bit pretentious. It smells of grandeur and righteousness.
There is no golden finger, pig's feet can just be honest counter-espionage. At most, give the red team some funds at a certain point. It will be easy for you to end the game yourself.
Today's spy novels often focus on undercover agents. In fact, the essence should be to do a good job in counter-espionage and anti-espionage work. What can be done against the Japanese? They can only engage in assassinations and collect intelligence at every turn. Either go to No. 76 Or go to the Special High School. Let's not talk about whether you can enter the Special High School. Even if you can get into the Special High School, it will at most be of some use to the military commander and will not have a big impact on the overall situation. If you want to obtain good information that is useful to the overall situation, you can only go to the command organization, but can the Chinese get in? Therefore, it is better to do a good job in counter-espionage and see if those caught can instigate rebellion. Don't look at the little devils who have infiltrated China like a sieve. That is the result of their efforts for generations and hundreds of years.
A spy novel is a good book without a golden finger. The Spy Story of the Republic of China, The Spies of the Republic of China, was so outrageous at the beginning that the golden finger was cut off, but a sense of threat was left behind. The second book's main character is as well written as without a golden finger. The time-traveling book is just a failure. If you make something outrageous, the crystal opposite the golden finger will explode directly. The ancestors can clear the level in one life, come on, author!
To be honest, although this book has problems, it does not have more than 20,000 subscribers. This statistic is indeed a bit miserable. Compared with some spy novels, this one is pretty good. But the problem is also more obvious, that is, the author writes about various temptations. He has written about a dozen girls, and the more girls he writes about, the more girls he writes about. To be honest, are you writing a spy story or a harem YY? Second, is the author writing everyone except the protagonist as idiots who are incompetent in writing and martial arts? In the author's writing, the Party Affairs Office can still find the Red Party, and then it is destroyed by the protagonist. The Secret Service has no other achievements except the protagonist. It is too Versailles. The emotional author feels that without the protagonist, the Secret Service is useless at all, and the Party Affairs Department cannot compare, right? If this was really the case in history, Dai Li would have been eliminated long ago.
This novel has so many similarities with the author's previous book "The Bourne Mystery"! Don't have anything new to write?
Throw away your illusions and prepare to fight
Workers of the world unite
This book is really well written and worth recommending. It is the best spy novel I have read in the past three months.
Same routine as the previous novel
It's okay in the early stage, but in the mid-term, I open up a harem and see things through, and I feel a little bit more free.