The Ultimate Traitor

1931, 9. After the 18th Incident broke out, Jia Jiu, a usually cowardly and incompetent Harbin civilian, distributed "Kill the Japanese Order" leaflets in the city after being drunk, which attracted the attention of the Japanese, anti-Japanese coalition forces and bandits. Since then, Jia Jiu has been wandering among various forces. He is not only an undercover agent of the Communist Party, but also a golden lackey of the Japanese. He is also a gangster who shocked the whole of Manchuria. He is also the backbone elite of the Kuomintang. The bandit leader had a life-long friendship with him, senior Japanese officials burned incense and sworn sworn vows to him, and the Kuomintang officials were even more grateful to him. He thinks he is a good person, but in the eyes of others he is a traitor. Times create heroes, and heroes create times. Let's see how Jia Jiu turns things around! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.