Spy War: Never Return

Is this the quality that web articles should have? Internet articles are so voluminous now

This is a Qiong Yao drama disguised as a spy: he (she) loves her (him), but he (she) cannot get her (him). Everything is empty in front of love, and all the qualities and abilities needed by a lurker are thrown away in Java. At first I felt like "Seventeen Moments of Spring" when I read it, but later on... Hehe, maybe it would be better to subscribe to the female channel.

This is written by a female channel, I guess. The first few pictures are really good. There's nothing to say about the writing style, but a feeling of female channel comes over me.

It's well written, but depressing to watch. Stop reading and go read Shuangwen! !

Songjiang liberated? Why doesn't Lu Dongsheng know?

Has the author ever written a book before? I have a sense of script.

Just by looking at the picture, you can tell that the military commander is the kind of person who is defeated by his subordinates.

No... Why is such an awesome book not popular...

Is it now updated twice a day?

Awesome👍 I feel like it could be adapted into a TV series

After the author has finished writing, he can contact the editor to see if he can adapt it into a script. The script of this book is easier to edit than other spy novels.

This is a female channel. Damn it.

The moisture becomes greater as you go to the back, and one glance at ten lines basically does not affect the understanding of the plot. I agree with the previous book friend's comment, it's just a poor drama with a spy shell, and the plot relies entirely on emotion.

It is written very much like a script, with the feel of split shots. Normal novels require readers to enter the perspective of the protagonist and explore the world view of the story. Your kind is suitable for dramas and your writing is very good.

It was a bit cool at first, but as time went on, it started to feel less and less related to espionage.

I feel like the plot moves too slowly and the emotional lines are described a bit too much.

My introduction is wrong, maybe it didn't happen.

Overcorrecting, avoiding suspicion in order to avoid suspicion, writing for the sake of writing, without plot advancement, the traces are too heavy