Sparrow: I Am Li Shuze

Name: Sparrow: I Am Li Shuze
Author: Bao Xian

by Bao Xian

ongoing Military Spy Agent Male Lead

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The protagonist Li Shuze is a clerk in the Shanghai office of the Republic of China. When he learned about the fall of Northeast China, he aroused the passion for anti-Japanese resistance. However, due to work difficulties and no relevant background, all he could do was donate money and do charity activities to support the anti-Japanese resistance. Due to the corruption of the Republic of China government, all the money and materials were embezzled and misappropriated, and they were never able to directly contribute to the anti-Japanese work. One day, he had a sudden idea. He couldn't find an organization, so he set up a counter-espionage organization by himself, and acted as a lone man to infiltrate the enemy. So a carefully designed plan unfolded. He attended the dance and got help from the Japanese Chamber of Commerce. In the eyes of the Japanese, he is Li Chen, an official in the government's secret system. The gorgeous disguise gave Li Shuze the opportunity to contact the enemy and penetrate into the enemy's interior. Li Shuze racked his brains and compiled false information from the information he could find around him, including old library books. Li Shuze instinctively felt that there was a real leaker within the Republic of China government, so in order to confuse the enemy, he wrote a method to identify false intelligence, making it difficult for the Japanese army to distinguish the authenticity of the intelligence collected, and forced the Japanese army to assassinate officials who had provided information about Shanghai. Just the day before the Japanese army captured Shanghai, Li Shuze was suddenly arrested and wanted to approve him as a real spy. In prison, he met Communist Party member Wang Shuying and learned about his faith. He found that he had found the real organization. Later, he was escorted to Hubei for trial. At the trial, he denounced the corruption of the Nationalist government and pointed out that he was fighting against Japan and saving the country. Li Shuze eventually became an outstanding Communist Party member and continued to work underground.