
Espionage: Codename Scalpel
谍战:代号柳叶刀
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 389k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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No, is the codename really that obviously "Scalpel"? Shouldn't it be a codename that doesn't match the actual identity? For example, a teacher's codename could be "Drunkard," and a laborer's codename could be "Vixen." With your obviously "Scalpel," people's first impression will be a medical background.
Using a Western medicine scalpel while practicing traditional Chinese medicine
A group of people doing underground work, who dare to say and believe anything, a group of people who wouldn't survive three chapters, how did they manage to reach so many words? Did they forcibly lower their intelligence?
Could the author please just write about catching spies? The "Shanghai Infiltration" trope is so overused. I'm sick of it. @Reader
I don't understand why this date is included in the introduction; it gives me the feeling that this book won't be written until that date. 😅
Wow, this synopsis is so detailed! After reading it, I feel like I've read the whole book.
It's just a novel, but constantly talking about finding an organization, acting like you're a time traveler, and calling everyone who comes "commander"—isn't that just pure sycophancy?
Is The Lancet a scientific journal?
Is the author planning to strengthen the protagonist's cheat abilities? This one doesn't seem very useful. It's a bit too weak. @Reader
Who chose such a suggestive code name? The lancet and doctors are closely associated...