
Spy War: Beginning with Zheng Yaoxian, I Became the Seventh Brother of the Army!
谍战:开局和郑耀先结拜,我成了军统七哥!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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1.1kChapters
1.3MPopularity
1.8kReaders
23kMust-read votes
9.3Score
8kRatings
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Finally found you... The foreman asked me to tell you, go to the construction site early tomorrow. Three trucks of cement and two trucks of bricks. If you can't move them all, you won't even be paid for yesterday's wages... Reminder~
That year, I was 9 years old and she was 11 years old. I told her that I would marry her in the future, and she naughtily replied: OK! That year, I was 12 years old and she was 14 years old. She was a head taller than me. I raised my head and told her that I liked her. She listened blankly and said nothing, then turned her head and stopped looking at me. At that time, I was 18 years old and she was 20 years old. I had been moving bricks on the construction site for a year, and she was still attending a key university. I could no longer say that I liked her, because I felt that I was not worthy of her at all. I kept what I wanted to say to her to myself, and I would tell her everything when I was worthy of her. The next news about her was a year later, when her mother called me and told me that she was ill and could not be treated, and that she wanted to see me for the last time. I couldn't accept it. Anyway, she was very depressed. When I got to the hospital, in front of her bed, I saw her pale face, which was much thinner than before. I smiled at her, I don't know how ugly that smile was, and she smiled at me as innocently as she did when she was seven years old. She raised her hand, and I quickly went up to hold her hand. She opened her mouth and said in a very soft tone: "You know... You know..." I burst into tears: "I know, I know your heart has never changed, and my heart has never changed. I I won't dislike you, we..." She suddenly shook her head vigorously, interrupted me, and said in a very weak tone: "No... I... I want to ask... Ask you... Do you know... The author... Has been updated..."
Most of the plots are quite logical, and the history in them has been verified. I just hope that the protagonist will not have a harem or something. I hope that he can be with someone who can be on the same level as him and can help him, not the kind of white rabbit, preferably a red rose with thorns. Then the two of them will have some rivalry scenes, just like the protagonist's childhood sweetheart. I hope this emotional scene will be well written.
"Kite" and "Pop 5" are two TV series that I watched without missing an episode. The author's opening chapter is very attractive to drama fans like me, but more history can be added. After all, not many people have watched the TV series.
What are you writing about later? What is the use of time travel? You said there is no system. Your physical fitness has improved and your knowledge of the historical process is mixed with movies and TV dramas. How many times have you watched it and you can't remember the plot? You are not prepared at all. You keep emphasizing on the power of correction and you can change anything. It doesn't mean that you have not changed. At least you have made a few girls fall in love with you. The emotional scenes are the most annoying in spy movies, so you have to write urban novels. The most important thing is that you have no subordinates secretly, so you rely on the subordinates in the secret service (on the surface), and then you can't refute your superiors if they do something wrong, and you are worried about what they think of you without reminding you. After hundreds of chapters, you still haven't removed the red party. . What you can do is find out how many people lost their lives on those Japanese discs. . . The question of waiting
I was attracted by the title of the book, thinking that with Ye Shaohong's help, I would not make the life of Guizi Sixi so miserable. Anyway, it looks pretty good to me. Finally, the author will update it soon.
I've never seen so much nonsense. I couldn't stand it after ten chapters.
The title of the second espionage book is like a marketing account, but the content is remarkable, and the sworn relationship is also foreshadowed in the middle. In the middle, many plots that the brothers are familiar with are inserted to enhance the appeal, which is quite interesting. Overall, it's a good read for entertainment. Some of the chapters are very well written. Keep up the good work!
Just a low-grade cool article. All the little Japanese spies were captured successfully, all the little Japanese spies confessed, not even one committed suicide?
What are you writing? 200 Pieces. It's all nonsense. It's boring.