Espionage: What? I Have a New Identity Again?

Seeing the protagonist's name makes me not want to read any further. How many books have protagonists named Shen Mo and Chen Mo? There must be at least two hundred, if not a hundred. Tell me, were these even written by a human?

I was initially interested in reading it, but I couldn't get through the first chapter. It's not that I couldn't read it, it's just that that character surnamed Hu is really annoying. He's both idiotic and overly cautious, both fiercely protective and irrationally obstinate. Is this the time to be protective? This is espionage! One wrong step could implicate so many people.

The cargo ship actually sailed into the Suzhou River. Did they think that the Huangpu River and the Suzhou River were navigable and that large cargo ships could sail in along the waterway? Where did you put the Waibaidu Bridge? Wasn't that bridge built to prevent large cargo ships from entering the Suzhou Creek?

It doesn't feel like an underground worker at all; it's more like the confusion of being deep in hell. The more you watch, the angrier you get. It's fine not to write dark and brutal stories, but you can't write them as comedies. This is comparable to Lu Chuan's films.

I was already turned off after the first two chapters! The dialogue and actions were just awful.

I think the main character and Lao Hu are alright, but seeing Li Xiangling's behavior really disgusted me. How did someone like that become a member of the underground Communist Party? She lays hands on her own comrades. Especially that slap in the face, it really made me feel disgusted. This person...

Extremely toxic. Having such a cheat-like ability but not knowing how to use it at all, what kind of plot is this? Especially the part about that woman from Li's story—it's both toxic and disgusting.

Having read 21 chapters, I just want to ask about Li Xiangling. Since she is a covert agent who decided to reveal her identity, why does she beat people and threaten to kill them every time her superiors have doubts about her?

The first chapter was enough to make me give up; espionage is no child's play.

The prototype for Ming Lou was like this; he even made great contributions, but ultimately fell victim to a turbulent era. 🔨 Don't write books like this. 🔨