Espionage: Armed with the Death Note, I Really Have Gone on a Killing Spree

In the book, high-ranking officials are killed, and the Japanese retaliate by killing tens of thousands of civilians. The protagonist actually thinks it shouldn't have been done? And he's afraid of retaliation? Does the author even know that the Japanese would have done the same thing even without killing the high-ranking officials?

Damn it, this is a bait-and-switch tactic! What happened to the promised harem? Chapter 130 and not a single woman!

Not only is the protagonist stupid, but the author is stupid too. He keeps trying to fill the gaps in the domestic storyline, but if he doesn't get out of there soon, the book will be canceled if he writes about sensitive topics. The most crucial thing is that the author deliberately suppresses the protagonist's intelligence to make him stupid.

If the protagonist's cheat ability isn't immortal, then controlling only one person per week means he can only control four or five thousand people in a lifetime, and only a few hundred after years of struggle. Any protagonist with normal intelligence would try to control the most valuable slots for high-ranking officials.

Do you have a roster? Just copy it down. Class A war criminals, the Emperor, the Prime Minister—the roster of all the high-ranking officials. It was written down on the first day. With this, what's the point of espionage? Anyone who disagrees dies.

With that kind of ability, they shouldn't have one Japanese emperor, prime minister, and hawkish figure dying every week before them.

Whether the cause of death was recorded or not, it was heart disease. If it was recorded, then it's recorded as such. So, let's record it like this: Cause of death: Sakura Island sank! (￣▽￣~)~

Not to mention the incredibly clever, ingenious, cunning, and even ruthless methods described in the book readers' reviews. If I had this notebook, I would write: "Commander of the Disease Prevention and Water Supply Unit of Guandong Army, surnamed Sijing, carrying all the samples of the cakes back to his post, encountered a gathering of tens of thousands of people in front of the locust grove…

Another simple way to deal with Japanese retaliation is to manipulate the officer who gave the order into acting as a traitor each time, deliberately getting caught, then using him to self-destruct and kill some high-ranking officials. If this happens consistently, the Japanese will assume that these people are killing civilians to cover up their traitorous identities.

The protagonist's cheat ability only allows him to control one person per week. He'll never be able to control more than a few people in his entire life. With such a limited cheat ability, normally the protagonist would try to control high-ranking officials to build a powerful backer.