Espionage: The Chairman's Illegitimate Son, and I'm Really a Spy

Song Jie transmigrates to the Republic of China in 1927 and becomes the Baldy's son. He thinks he's got a winning start, but the Baldy, focused on his own future, arranges a political marriage with the Song family and renames his five-year-old son Song Jie before exiling him overseas.

Fifteen years later, Song Jie returns to China and is assigned by the Chairman to train with the Juntong!

In 1945, Young Master Qi's attempt to capture the underground party fails. He finds the Bureau Chief and accuses Song Jie of collaborating with the Communists: ten operations, ten failures; flirting with his cousin Gu Yufei during work hours; taking bribes, being corrupt, greedy, and lecherous; and betraying the interests of the Party and the Nation...

After hearing him out, the Bureau Chief immediately promotes Song Jie three ranks, making him a team leader. "What sort of person do you think you are, badmouthing Song Jie? He's the faith of the Juntong!"

Young Master Qi is dumbfounded: "The Party and the Nation are doomed!"

Sixth Brother: "Who exactly is Song Jie? Does he get promoted just for farting?"

The Chairman: "It took you three years to make team leader? Too slow!"

Song Jie: "Could you stop promoting me? I'm really an undercover agent!"

Gao Zhanlong, Li Ya, Qi...

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