Espionage: Crisis Warning

The plot is riddled with logical flaws, and the guy supposed to be doing intelligence work reveals everything to all the relatives who appear in the very first chapter—what kind of intelligence work is that? With this kind of behavior, even the most powerful cheat codes can't warn you.

Playing a real spy drama? The screenwriters and directors are the most unreliable; they'll inevitably add unnecessary scenes. They know bits and pieces, but they've never even had access to internal classified training materials. Want to join the Military Intelligence Bureau (MIB)? In Shanghai's secret service, anyone who goes in is a fool.

The introduction is not compelling enough; it has a cheat code but no "reward" result. The table of contents is the same. Newcomers should especially avoid blandness.

I have a question. I went to contact my superior, Lao Zhou, but found out he had been arrested. The email I received said Lao Zhou had been apprehended and I should leave immediately. Who gave me this information?

How skilled can a short drama actor be? If you're bad at spy dramas, you're doomed.

This trick is useless. The right reward would be rice and flour.

There are too many flaws. How did it even get featured? The author should stick to writing light fantasy novels; they can't handle spy stories.