Anti-Japanese Spy Heroes

The best part of this book is that Pig Trotters and the heroine Liu Wei go from mutual resistance to knowing each other and falling in love. There may be quite a few readers who can't stand it and feel that the two of them are too stupid. However, I still recommend that friends who want to give up the trap read this part before giving up! The later chapters are really hard to watch! ! !

I spent money to subscribe to hundreds of chapters. After reading it, can't I express my thoughts? Why did my post be deleted? I spent money and regretted it. Isn't it okay to say a few sincere words here? The writing in this book is average, and it is okay at first glance, but after reading it, I found that the writing is poor, the plot is unreasonable, and it is mysterious and fools the readers. I regret spending money to subscribe, please stop it.

I couldn't stand it when I saw Chapter 9. I can understand the single line, so there is no secret code, how can we connect so easily? And they believed each other! Accidents can happen at any time when working underground, so why not leave a backup plan?

Good book, I can go to film a TV series now

I just read Chapter 539, and I already hated the male protagonist. I thought he wanted to be a stallion, and Zhang Xiaolan even touched him. He also pretended to be Qiong Yao, the leader of the Roaring Cult, and killed five people! He's so lucky, and he has a lot of women who are nice to him when he appears, and he can get promoted and make a fortune. The Japanese are suspicious of him, but they dare not touch him, and he always jumps out to cause trouble, and he still lives so smoothly, it's so fake!

I always feel that the author is subconsciously ignoring the issue that the protagonist is a time traveler! And it doesn't reflect any of the time traveler's advanced abilities! But the author can now write the script, the plot atmosphere is simply amazing! Writing a novel is such a waste!

The one who writes about military affairs is still Teddy. After reading the chapter table of contents, I quit. They were all women. I was convinced. The daily teddy that blends into military literature

Really, it's a pity that this book won't be made into a TV series

Pig's trotters don't do anything, they only save people, and they are also in high positions. Are everyone else stupid?

This sentence, heard thundering in silence, revealed a strong aura of half-understanding but still trying to use it,,, slipped away.

The underground party basically doesn't end well. It's so sad. They have sacrificed so much, but the result is...

The concept is quite detailed and worth a look.

In that era, did those who were disobedient have a good end?

Let's make it into a TV series so that I can be moved and excited again.

The writing is really good. I just read the chapter "It's so scary to think about it" and I was shocked to see beads of sweat on my forehead when the protagonist sorted out Yang Wan's identity. I admired it. It was the first time I was sweating in a novel other than a tomb robbery novel.

I didn't see any golden fingers that traveled through time. I feel like the protagonist drank Meng Po soup and then traveled through time.

If you want to see the follow-up to An Yinong, you can write about the United States.

I hope all the good people survive, but the male protagonist dies, he is so disgusting!

The author will write similar novels in the future. I suggest you watch the Republic of China DVD.

How can we fight guerrillas without frontal restraint?

Sorry, I'm confused. After reading the author's introduction, I feel like

Book all for passing by! I'm running out of books, so I'll review this book again!

The descriptions in the first few chapters are really the same as the introduction, with unreliable uplines and unreliable downlines. How can you write a story with such a character? It also needs to be logical

The author's concept is quite unique. The seemingly useless male protagonist pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger, but his words and actions are in line with the original character's character who traveled through the past. The very obvious writing problem now is: the sentences are too wordy!

I had read parts of this book before, but due to work at the time, I only read the part where the hospital nurse committed suicide. Then I was so busy that I forgot about this book. After finishing Invisible Guardian two days ago, I suddenly thought of this book, so I dug it out and read it. At the beginning, the setting of the protagonist has been changed. I remember that the protagonist is clearly in the present body after time-traveling and escaping to death. Why do we need to change it? There is nothing wrong with it in the first place? Is it required by the starting point, or is it for some other reason?

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