Throw Away the Guns and Radios: Phantom Spy 1939

Transmigrating is one thing, but somehow ending up in the magical world of 1939 spies is another.

Boss Dai turns out to be the leader of the Cultivators' Alliance.

The head of the Li family is actually the foremost master of Daoism.

The Japanese spy chief Kagesa Chuzhao is the King of Ninjas.

Cars are useless; everyone can teleport, burrow underground, and turn invisible.

Identities can't be checked, and people can change their skin whenever they like.

Secret codes for meetings? Forget it, that's so low-tech. They identify each other by their souls, so there's no fooling anyone.

Radios are useless, too. They use magical treasures that transmit voices over a thousand miles and are received instantly, so there's no need to worry about the enemy intercepting your message.

The most important weapon, a pistol, is just a spare toy, something to use in an emergency when the mysterious substance becomes unstable.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.