Reborn in the 1970s: Starting with Scientific Research, I Shock the Eagle Country!

It feels like a mess, I can't stand looking at it.

Well, overall, the author's writing is acceptable for this type of book, but it lacks rigor. In China during that period, there was zero tolerance for spies! If there was any suspicion, you were doomed; even a little concrete evidence was enough for an arrest! It's impossible for the author to depict a situation where someone knows someone is a spy but doesn't arrest or kill them! The author portrays the protagonist as too weak; he doesn't seem like someone from that era, much less a soldier!

I can't stand it anymore, there are too many illogical parts, I'll just give up!

The overall setting of the story seems pretty impressive, but I really dislike how lax the training is for other groups after the female lead becomes the group leader. I couldn't bear to read any further; it's less rigorous than school military training, more like the mundane stuff of an old lady in the countryside.

This is outrageous! How can spies just swagger around in the village like that? How can anyone just grab a knife and kill people? How can villagers just rob women?

New recruits can bring family members?! They can even bring them in?! What's wrong with them?!

Seeing the boss, seeing the boxes and boxes of water, seeing the space to be handed over, I gave up writing...

The plot is so dragging, and the whole village is a mess. I don't want to watch anymore.

I think it's very good and exciting.

The first chapter is riddled with typos, so many of them don't even match the original text.