Espionage: One Piece of Spy Intel Every Day

I didn't finish reading much, so I gave up. It is also necessary to help the underground party! After meeting ten times, helping once or twice is enough! This is frequency! I have met these key and important people ten times, so I can help you! This is important! It is wise to meet ten times a hundred times and take action once a year or two! Agent, every time you take action, you will leave traces! Therefore, unless you shoot and change places, there is very little opportunity for agents to take action! In this book, the number of times the protagonist can take action is up to 3 times before he has to change positions! Otherwise, it is the biggest bug! Everything is over!

To replace a person is to have an idea. Do you think the Japanese and military commanders are mentally retarded? The higher the position, the more irreplaceable he is. How many people are keeping an eye on the top leader of the Operations Department? Can you become a different person after three months of training? It was still arranged hastily.

It was well written, but I didn't feel the tension and excitement of spy novels. It was a bit bland and more entertainment-oriented.

What the hell are you writing? It's almost 500 chapters. It's been mixed up like this. You've traveled through time in vain. You still have a system. You're mentally retarded.

The author may not have checked the information at all, and it is just like playing house. In the front, a group of agents set up defense in the cafe to arrest members of our party. The protagonist was bored and went in to drink coffee. After learning his identity through a golden finger, he helped openly in the coffee shop (the cafe was just the protagonist and members of our party). Nothing happened afterwards. The only thing was that the agents said that they had arrested the wrong people. I can only say one thing: The Fruit Party is nothing but stupid. Others train agents, not college students.

I gave up the book. I made myself sound so awesome at the beginning. Only a few chapters later, I dared to take the initiative to reveal my identity. I simply couldn't survive three episodes.

If it weren't for the limited exemption, I wouldn't watch it at all.

When I saw that I was arranged to defect to No. 76, I understood why this book collapsed. I could basically give it up. The twist was abrupt, but it was a little bit exciting. The system is an intelligence system, but you arranged for the protagonist to go undercover? ? ? Considering the protagonist's impressive performance, it's quite witty for him to be successful in defecting.

He's already hundreds of chapters fucking older, but he's still a little Karami. There are golden fingers who don't try their best to climb up, but hang out at the bottom. None of the books that are exempt from entry are unjust, and poison is introduced at the beginning. If you want to change the world, what can a little Kalami change? Saved a bunch of underground gangs? Whether the protagonist saves or not will not affect the overall situation. In the end, the Kuomintang failed and Japan failed. Why didn't the protagonist join the party from the beginning? Wasn't he just thinking about living a luxurious life, sleeping with more women, and enjoying privileges?

Will Liu Yunlong add Jingzhe to his series? There's also the one with Sha Yi in it? You are totally bluffing