Espionage Begins with A Luminous Future
谍战从远大前程开始
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- Military
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- Spy Thriller
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The Beggars' Sect is the darkest of all organized crime groups! Only the corrupt official Cha Bian defends and whitewashes it; Cha Bian hates the mainland the most! We've overthrown it! We've uprooted it!
The Beggars' Sect? It's just another filter applied to someone.
Does the author have some misunderstanding about the Beggars' Sect? If not, go look up the meaning of the phrase "harvesting and cutting"! Ignorance is truly terrifying!
I've only read a few chapters. Since it's a game about a bloody battle in Shanghai, why are there so many scoundrels? If the Japanese aren't good enough, there are all sorts of scoundrels in China. We can take them down. First, we need to develop our own strength. Besides, if you're only focusing on the Japanese, what about the scoundrels in China?
The Beggars' Sect was only redeemed by The Legend of the Condor Heroes; otherwise, what kind of good people do you think they are? They're an organized gang, not just any gang, but they're all over the country. How do these people survive? Kidnapping, extortion, swindling, human trafficking—these are just the obvious ones. Do you really think the Beggars' Sect can support so many people just by begging?
Damn, they just gave Xiao A away 🙂, that's pointless.
This discussion spans over three hundred chapters. You can tell just how rubbish it is.
Make the system clearer.
I won't write about espionage within a system. I can't compete with Xun Qing Teng. Your system is poorly written. The book is basically ruined.
Do you know why so few people read this? Because you didn't explain it clearly at the beginning, only revealing it around chapter forty. You might as well have been a hegemon, a warlord, or a powerful figure. And the premise is supposed to be espionage—where does that espionage come from?