I Told You to Go Undercover, Not Show Off Your Acting Skills

On Su Ge's first day at the police station, he binds himself to the Perfect Undercover System.

Work undercover and complete missions to earn generous rewards.

From then on, he speeds down the road to becoming the king of undercover agents.

His acting skills are every bit as good as those of any award-winning actor.

He leaves the heads of criminal organizations completely at his mercy.

Counterfeit ring boss: "Su Ge can't possibly be an undercover agent. He's better at counterfeiting than I am."

Underground casino boss: "Su Ge, undercover? Bullshit! He's our casino's technical director."

Drug cartel boss: "There's an undercover agent among us. First, rule out me and Su Ge. Kill everyone else, just in case."

Transnational crime boss: "When I retire, Su Ge will be the boss? Anyone object? Anyone got a problem with that?"

When his undercover operations are made into a movie,

quite a few actors say they can't believe it.

Now that's what you call a god of acting.

That kind of performance?

You can't learn it. You can't imitate it.

It's all been honed in the real world, through real danger.

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