Espionage: The Red Phoenix Returns to Its Nest
谍战：红鸾归巢
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- Completed
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- 572k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 1y ago
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I don't even know what the protagonist's identity is. After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, what use would it be for him to return to the organization? He might as well continue to infiltrate Japan and try to get into the upper echelons of Japanese politics. Jin Wumai, who infiltrated the CIA for 30 years, is a good example.
I once read a spy novel where someone who looked exactly like a Japanese nobleman killed him. Does any reader remember the title?
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More people mean more screen time, haha
Regarding Lu Shi and Lu Da
The students who entered the Japanese Army Academy in 1924 should be the 17th class, I saw a note in the first chapter, but the mention of the 39th class should refer to the Army University. Since the story starts at the Army Academy and you've just started writing, I suggest you simply change it to the 17th class, otherwise you'll find that with more characters later on, the plot will become messy.
Should we add a female lead? The readers decide!
Interested readers, let's discuss whether to add a female lead later on, and whether to add a Japanese or Chinese citizen. The decision is up to the readers' vote! Voting ends at the end of February. Adding a Japanese citizen would be easier; her family or cousin could arrange for her to be from a noble family!
It's great, I read it often. I've read "Dust Merchant Sword Journey" with great interest!
Not bad, not bad, not bad~ Actually, I was following a new book that wasn't finished yet. I was reading the serialized version and had nothing to do, so I came to read your completed version~ Sure enough, you have to read the previous part to know what the next part of the new book is about.
By the way, author, I haven't looked at the European storylines much. Were those formulas given to the organization? Was it only given to Zuo Erge? Did you get a copy for the organization? Won't giving it to Japan have a negative impact on history? @Reader
It's rare to see a subject like WWII infiltrating Japan.
I've been brainstorming novels like this: without altering the course of history, the conflict is shifted eastward, causing Britain and America to shed more blood in the war.
I support you ✊
Keep it up! I believe you can write even better novels! ❤️