"Traitor" is a good book.

This is the first time I am willing to spend real money to buy and read novels online, although I haven't finished reading them yet.

"Traitor" is good, I think there are probably several reasons:

1. Novelty of the subject matter. There are too many "time travel" in military novels: the protagonist has superb modern skills and modern equipment, and accidentally travels to history. With his knowledge of history, mastery of the characters' destiny and prediction in advance, as well as his superb modern skills and skills, he naturally could do everything in that era.

But "Traitor" is not such a simple time travel. The protagonist obtained the "Divine Power possession" (or foreign) and two magical artifacts by chance. Except for not being injured and physically endowed, the others are like ordinary people, and even seem powerless when fighting against the state machinery. This is not as "empty" as time travel.

In addition to the magical realism mentioned above, we can also see martial arts, emotions, and courts from novels... Even the theme of mercenaries was rarely visited before.

This novel covers elements such as adventure and treasure hunt, revenge, war, intelligence, sniper, drugs, women, money, stocks, and even atomic bombs. Even the place where they occur is a hot spot in Libya, Afghanistan, Mexico.

Compared with other novels, there are naturally more selling points.

2. The rhythm of the article is soothing and moderate.

War naturally makes people feel nervous and breathless, but the novel pays great attention to the rhythm. After a tense and intense fight or meticulous reasoning, a description of local scenery or character relationships will be given, making readers feel comfortable.

In the article, there are many similar joking descriptions, such as Princess Anne's mother, the queen of a country, who can meditate cross-legged and chew Beijing sugar beans. After reading this, not only smiles, but also describes monkeys, lions and bears, which dilutes the popularity of the article, and naturally makes it easier to read.

3. Structural response.

At the beginning of the article, I initially read it as an adventure. Later I found out that the knife was the key to opening the Nazi treasure. This foreshadowing is really deep. There are two atomic bombs, and I don’t know what other information it can lead to.

There are many other similar responses in the novel. On the way, the leader of the North African country was rescued, and there was an atomic bomb. When I met a man while smuggling in Mexico, I turned out to be a big drug lord, so there was naturally a drug plot. What plot can I lead to when I met a Chinese gangster boss in Canada?

4. Delicacy in writing.

Some experts have already analyzed the content of this part thoroughly when analyzing "ice cream". I won't say much more.

In the section "Sending military helmets back to China", I only feel the passion is surging. If there is any expert, I might as well analyze it.

5. Enough literary flavor.

I just thought it was "This Killer Not Too Cold" to escape with a North African girl, and later I found the shadow of "Mobile Cellphone". What else can I give you some advice?

Finally, we have a grasp of the country's major strategies. I won't say much here.

Finally, let’s talk about the title. The protagonist’s initial idea was to find out the traitors in the team, but later became the traitors in the mercenary system. It is meaningful and thought-provoking.
Chapter completed!