Espionage: The Red Phoenix Returns to Its Nest

As for the identity of the protagonist, I didn't even know that after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, his return to the organization would be of no use. He might as well continue to lurk in Japan. It would be better to get into the upper echelons of Japanese politics. Jin Wuzai, who has been lurking in the CIA for 30 years, is an example.

The more people there make the scene more dramatic, haha

I once read a spy story, and the Japanese aristocrat looked the same and killed the other person. Which book friend remembers the title of the book?

It should be the 17th batch of Japanese military students who enrolled in 1924. I see a note in the first chapter, but the statement of the 39th batch should be for the mainland. Since the starting point of the story is Lu Shi and it has just been written, I suggest you simply change it to issue 17, otherwise you will find later that there are too many characters and the lines will be messed up.

Interested book friends, let's discuss whether we should add a female protagonist in the future, be it Japanese or Taiwanese? Book friends vote has the final say! Voting closes at the end of February. It is easier to write if you are a Japanese citizen. Your family or cousin can arrange for someone from the noble family! If it's a bit more difficult, in 1928, Nanzo Yunzi was still in Dalian with Doi, so it would be a bit difficult to add her. It's a duel at home! With Canadian citizenship, you have more choices, but it is also difficult to write.

By the way, author, I haven't seen much of the plots in Europe. Can you organize the recipes? Was it only given to Zuo Erge? Did you get a copy for the organization? Wouldn't it have a bad impact on history if you dedicated him to Japan? @reader

I have been thinking about novels like this that, without changing the direction of history, divert disaster to the east and allow Britain and the United States to shed more blood in the war.

What the author wants to write about is that the author has slowly grown from an amateur to a strategic agent. It is a bit different from the traditional agent who directly brings skills to the field. Close-up small-scale actual combat, military command, No. 76, Central Command, and special high-level courses are definitely not available in the early days of this book. Because this book started relatively early, in 1930, the predecessor of the Central Unification Committee, the Party Affairs Investigation Office, came out. Special higher education courses were also introduced in Shanghai after September 18, 1931. Juntong and No. 76 Will be even later. What the author wants to write is that the protagonist forms his own team and lays it out in a strategic direction. Many rounds need to be solved layer by layer, and the span is a bit large. But for a book with a plan of three million words, starting with the first 300,000 words should not be a big problem. Several book friends have commented that the biggest poisonous point of this book is the plot in Europe in chapters 54-70. I don't like to read it, it's sloppy, but the author wants the protagonist to finally take Brother Zuo Liu, an awesome strategic agent, under his command. Without a good relationship, does he rely on his domineering spirit? The protagonist doesn't have one either, right? This section is really unbearable, so feel free to skip it, since it is a free chapter anyway. The second poisonous point is the identity of the heroine. Many people may not be able to accept that the protagonist marries a small-life woman. Even a small-life woman is not acceptable, even if she is a staunch member of the organization. This is a national attribute. You don't agree with it. In fact, the author also disagrees with it. Therefore, the identity of the heroine is hidden. The mystery must be solved slowly. The identity of the heroine is closely related to the title of the book.

I haven't read it yet. Can Shen Nong tell me if this book is acceptable?

This book was written and revised all the way. The author himself didn't pay attention. The character set for the protagonist was almost collapsed. Indeed, he almost said that he was an undercover to everyone he met, and he just had to put a strip on his forehead. Thanks to the book friend who abandoned the book. It took me half a day today to revise the previous plot again. First, I corrected the first rash revelation that I was an undercover agent. Looking back, it was really bad. Secondly, I deleted the settings related to points. This was a setting in the first version of the plot. I was planning to delete it, but I never got around to it. Thank you for your criticism and support!