One General's Success: I Built an Empire of Spies

In 1935, Lu Chen transmigrated to the Republic of China era. After passing a series of rigorous selections, he graduated from Zhejiang Police Academy and joined the Military Intelligence Investigation Bureau.

Not from the Baoding clique or the Whampoa clique? Then he would rise against all odds through sheer ability. One sharp curse, and his rank climbed higher.

Along the way, he captured countless spies from the island nation, earning unparalleled merit. He cracked the counterfeit-currency printing case by substituting the real plates with fakes, amassing wealth enough to rival a nation.

The younger generation in the military saw him as an icon, and he was the backbone of the Operations Division.

A master of intrigue and strategy, he deployed his agents throughout the police, civil service, military, finance, and judicial systems.

Under the king's authority, he held absolute power.

In 1937, he even took the place of the Communist Party's powerful operative, 'Lone Shadow,' and coordinated underground party members in one region.

When the Military Statistics Bureau was established in 1938, Lu Chen was granted the rank of general and named one of its Eight Great Pillars. The spy empire had grown into a towering tree.

Its branches spread far and wide, bringing together Whampoa, Linze, youth training, and the Special Agents Police Training Institute, which continually supplied it with new strength.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.