The Bourne Supremacy

The book is very well written, but there are too many plots that overlap with The Bourne Shadows. I don't know which one of you wrote it first. Although both of them are unfinished, do you have an ending?

Ning Zhiheng's growth process is full of challenges and tests, showing us a historical period full of smoke and struggle. Through the stories of Ning Zhiheng and others, we can see the great sacrifice and selfless dedication of the heroes of that era. The novel is full of a sense of history, making people feel as if they were in that turbulent era, feeling the changes of that era and the bravery of the heroes. During the reading process, I was full of interest every time I saw him coming into contact with the underground party. At the same time, I also looked forward to the fact that as the plot develops, the protagonist will one day stand upright in front of everyone to show his identity and accept the glory he deserves. But no, at the end, there is no explanation of the identity of the protagonist, and most of the pitfalls are not filled, so it is unfinished. It is a pity that a masterpiece is unfinished.

The story is very strong. It's just that the ending was too hasty. I didn't see Shadow reveal his identity, which made me feel very uncomfortable.

This novel was the first time I read a spy novel, and I fell in love with spy novels. So I searched for it, and found that I couldn't find anything comparable to this one in more than a month. So this is probably the only spy novel I've read.

Who knows? I just saw the Battle of Songhu. An agent gave up hugging the protagonist and joined the army and died in the war. A Shanghai IP said: "It's hard to persuade a damn ghost with good words." How ironic. Hehehehe, his ancestor should have been shot to death, how could he be allowed to live?

I haven't seen anything else, and it seems quite novel at first glance. Halfway through, I thought about it, if there was no protagonist - history would remain the same, as if nothing had changed. Various exciting plots are the imposed halo of the protagonist. So what does the protagonist do when he goes back? I don't know if I should continue reading.

It was wonderful, but it felt like the ending was rushed and not even finished.

It's just time travel, and you can also have super powers. Oh, it's really fake and watery, boring.

The early and middle stages are good, very good, but the ending in the later period is forced and not very satisfactory. It would have been nice if the plot had not been ended hastily. The most unsatisfactory thing is that Shadow did not follow up with the Red Party.

It's such a pity that we didn't meet farmer Qingshan face to face in the end.