The Wind Is Roaring

This book is difficult to review. The confrontation between the spies between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party is extremely exciting, with one foreshadowing after another, which is great. But I read more than 200 chapters, and I couldn't stand it for about 75% of the time. I didn't quite understand the protagonist's position as written by the author. Let's say he has a firm belief and he helped Ye many times. Let's say he cares about emotions. He interrupted his biological father's plan without hesitation (although it was later proven to be false) The protagonist is very contradictory. Of course, the author intended to write it this way, but this way of writing goes against the beliefs of the whole story, which made me very tired while watching it. In addition, to express my personal opinion, the author arranged a large number of various problems caused by conflicts of faith between relatives and friends. But I want to say that if close friends can kill each other because of their beliefs, I don't think it's a belief, I think it's a cult.

The author writes very carefully, but the density of spies is too high. Couples, classmates, relatives, colleagues, friends, friends of friends, relatives, colleagues, and parents are all spies. They are more common than Apple mobile phones or China Mobile...

The story is good and the writing is okay. But there are some scenes in the book that are unbearable. For example: The underground party installed floorboards in the office of the director of the Security Bureau and stole the safe. They also borrowed the office phone to talk on the phone and arrange work for an hour. Confusing military ranks and positions, inexplicable resurrections from the dead, etc... It can be confusing.

In terms of the opening chapter, this article is very mature; but there are too many flaws in the story, and too many awkwardly positioned characters are introduced for the sake of love, hatred, and hatred. When people watch spy wars, they are looking at IQ and family and country, not an ethical love drama. This kind of writing idea that uses a special trap to trick readers into killing them is really disgusting.

Although there may be some shortcomings, this book is so good. Most of the characters in the book have online IQs. The plot is exciting and has many continuous twists and turns. There are also some wonderful works of conferring gods. It is highly recommended.

This novel is the king of spy novels

This is a suspense spy novel that far exceeds expectations. There is no sensationalism, and you can feel the author's full dedication and wonderful ideas. Stay tuned

First of all, I don't recommend it to people with brains. Every plot cannot stand up to reasoning and thinking. I don't want to give examples, there are too many! The only thing I appreciate is that the writing is pretty good and the story setting is interesting. I'm so out of books and bored that I insist on reading and commenting. It's so uncomfortable☹️

This book is comparable to The Pretender. Even the shortcomings are the same. The acting in the whole book is online, except for the heroine.

Gu Hesheng and Qin Jingtian both used to lurk in the Special High School. Gu Hesheng was recognized by the prisoners of war, which means that Gu Hesheng was like this when he was in the Special High School. Qin Jingtian was afraid of being recognized by the prisoners of war. Later, he found that everyone who knew him was transferred back to the country in advance, which showed that Qin Jingtian was also his true face. So why didn't Gu Hesheng and Qin Jingtian know each other? Gu Hesheng did not go to the prisoner-of-war camp alone. He kept asking the prisoners if they knew Hongjiu. Hongjiu was originally a military commander. Wasn't he afraid of arousing suspicion by asking? What rights do you have to track down the details of a potential military commander?