Spy Blade: I Used the Intelligence System to Kill People Crazy

After reading more than a dozen chapters, the story is passable, but the details are a mess. Where did you put the suitcase with funds when you rescued your companions? When you go to the Japanese consulate for investigation, you are afraid that your yellow skin color will be suspected. I ask you, are Japanese people black? Before 1942, using the M1911 was like flying.

I read more than a dozen chapters, skipping through a few chapters in between. The scenario design is very vague and the plot is confusing. Are U. S. Dollars worthless in the Republic of China? Is it a large sum? Personally, I think we can look at more excellent ones in the same category to set the nodes.

The author pats his chest and his thinning hair and promises: I will go all out to tell a good spy story! Poison needle traps, cipher text deciphering, psychological games, multiple identities... Enough hard-core details! Two updates before it goes on sale! Fourth update after release! Anyway, the first 100 chapters don't cost any money, just click and add them to your collection! When you are fattened up, you can become an electronic mustard, and you can watch it even while commuting~

As a girl who rarely watches spy wars, I couldn't get out when I clicked on it 😂 I read more than 60 chapters in one go. The storyline is okay, and my writing skills are far beyond the average starting point. However, some details are not perfect. Come on.

It took too long to write about this family crisis. I really don't want to see the family's filial piety and want to go back and catch the mole🥲

In this type of novel, the logic must be rigorous. It is normal to have hooks. This is not a contradiction. This can make readers more enjoyable, but the ability to hook must be controlled or even weakened, because if the hook is too strong or gets stronger, it will collapse later, and various logical loopholes will follow.

The author has written these chapters well, and you have finally lost your police mindset. {"NickName":"Book Friends 20240823214838986","UserId":453860926}

The quality of the recent chapters is not high, and the spy battle has become a lone hero, but there is no real lone hero at all, whether in the latent or rear areas. Whether it's war or espionage, it's nothing more than many people fighting few people, big guns fighting small cannons

I've read about ninety chapters, and the more I go to the back, the more I get confused. I won't talk about the previous ones, but first talk about the author's previous settings. When entering the headquarters of the Secret Service, the author set up strict security and asked for passwords when seeing anyone. Then, as you get to the back, all kinds of chaos come in. First, how did the man named Zhang get in when the protagonist was interrogating the prisoner in the tightly guarded secret service? Second, he is just a lieutenant. Even if he has a background, if problems arise, can the Secret Service keep him and gain access to secrets? For a spy, leaking secrets is a big problem, but the author completely obscured it. Third, at night, anyone can enter the Secret Service, enter the archives room, and take out the archives, right? The author really dares to write. If this were to happen, would it be possible that the entire Secret Service files could be stolen? After all, stealing one is stealing, and stealing them all is stealing. Fourth, kill a spy at the beginning and tell the news directly. To kill a spy team leader, the system gives a specious message. Then, the protagonist investigates based on this message, but the author writes that this is a trap set by a Japanese spy. Just... Really...

The other two Anti-Japanese War-themed novels that I have been following recently have been cut. This novel should not be blocked. This is the last Anti-Japanese War-themed novel that I am pursuing. I don't know what's going on at Qidian recently?