The Wind Is Roaring

The second brush is over. I think the most exciting thing about this book is not the so-called reversal and reversal (actually it feels like a bug), but the very good control of the narrative rhythm and the relaxed flow of the article. At the same time, it depicts a strong, straightforward, and cold Qin Jingtian, which is in sharp contrast to the image of Jiang Nan who is gentle, calculating, and omnipotent behind the scenes. When these two characters are integrated, they give Feng Chen a more powerful personality. The most difficult thing about this article is the narrative rhythm. I have rarely seen such a clear use of this narrative technique in online articles (it reminds me of Sun Chunping's "Destroying Poison", I like this article very much). With the above two points, this book is enough to occupy the top 3 online spy wars.

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?

It's really good. I'm looking forward to the TV series and movie adaptation.

I have read many such books. Personally speaking, this book is no less than "Kite". The plot has ups and downs and the characters are delicately portrayed. If it can be adapted into a TV series, it will definitely be a classic!

The writing style is very good and the concept is clear. It is a rare masterpiece among spy novels.

Overall, it's pretty good to watch, but the ending is a bit off-putting, but it's harmless.

I especially like watching spy movies. This book is wonderful but very brain-burning.

It feels a bit unfinished. In the end, it was said that the male protagonist is Jiang Nan without any foreshadowing.

The writing is very good. It would be great if it were made into a TV series. Some of the plots in the novel are very similar to the plot of the spy drama Before Dawn.

When you say farewell to your father, you should call him daddy. No wonder I always thought why Red Dove became the protagonist