I’m Selling Disinformation Materials. What’s That Got to Do with State Security?

Chen Yuan transmigrates to a parallel world and takes over a junkyard.

One day, the police suddenly shut down the junkyard:

He had sold classified documents to foreign spies!

Why were they all just discarded books and papers?

And what were all those words like "confidential" and "classified" doing on them?

He'd sold military secrets to foreigners for just sixty cents a pound?

What seemed like an ordinary espionage case

only grew more outrageous the more the experts investigated!

In a letter:

To America: That Dragon Kingdom "20" isn't 20, it's a modified 10. You can dismantle the F-series fighter production line.

America: Dear Chen, you've saved the president a fortune.

To Japan: The Dragon Kingdom's fishing boats have *** performance. They're no match for yours.

Japan: We'll cut our military budget right away.

To South Korea: The Dragon Kingdom's missiles are all for show. Our great universe nation is the strongest.

South Korea: Thank you, Chen Yuan, see you later! I'm going to turn against the U.S. military.

When the media saw that Chen Yuan had led NASA's lunar landing research in the wrong direction, they couldn't help drawing in a sharp breath.

"You're the best one in the Strategic Deception Bureau."

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