The No-Name Undercover Agent
杂牌卧底
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Zhang Xiaohua is righteous!
Zhang Xiaohua is so dedicated to recommending this book that she's willing to go through menopause to the point of near death!!!
Good books should not be buried.
I wonder if the veteran author can adapt to this new world. I hope the author can persevere and endure the loneliness.
I came here based on Zhang Xiaohua's recommendation, so I've bookmarked it for now.
Has the popularity of the author "Jiutu" declined so drastically? He used to be a top-tier historical fiction writer, but all his previous novels have completely faded into obscurity.
I remember that Jiutu was very popular back then. His historical articles were all very popular and were top-tier historical online novels at the time. Ten years ago, on major online literature forums, whenever a post recommended historical novels, the list and the comments section would definitely mention novels written by Jiu Tu, such as Home and Guidebook.
I'd had my fill of books about the Ming Dynasty, but I was surprised to find that the author's writing was quite engaging. It's not a time-travel story, and there's no system involved, so it's definitely worth reading.
Full of loopholes
The biggest flaw is that Zhang Juzheng's era was before 1580. Before 1780, cannons were either ignited by matchlock or fire-tether. I don't believe you haven't seen the movie "Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World." Anyone who paid a little attention wouldn't make such a basic mistake. Other plot points also frequently contain contradictions and inconsistencies. I don't know if it was repeatedly revised or what, but there are many missing parts.
This doesn't feel like a book written by a drunkard!
He came from the chivalrous wanderers of the Tang Dynasty!
All of the author's books are excellent! Highly recommended!
I wonder if the low readership is due to the book's title.
While "The Misfits Undercover" has a somewhat lighthearted and absurd feel, it's actually quite well-researched, with the story and language resembling traditional historical literature.
At first, I thought the author was going to write a suspenseful mystery, but as I read on, I suddenly found that the writing style changed abruptly and became cheerful, even with a touch of martial arts. That's a true master, I admire you.