Espionage: I Keep Using Poisonous Schemes, and the Japanese Call Me the Living King of Hell

Lu Han is a Taoist who descended from the mountain with his sword, and the Military Statistics Bureau's first-ranked East Asian poison spy, kept in reserve.

Wang Tianmu, one of the Bureau's Four Heavenly Kings, defects, and nearly the entire intelligence network behind enemy lines in Shanghai and North China is wiped out.

With no other choice, Dai Younong activates Gu Han.

Mission 1: Assassinate a senior official at 76 and restore the Bureau's operations in Shanghai.

What? The kid used special methods to engineer a clash between the Japanese military police and 76, leaving more than a thousand dead and wounded on both sides.

Mission 2: Provoke the Japanese into targeting the powers in the International Settlement.

What? Lu Han sold all the foreign diplomats' wives in the embassy district to the Japanese. The Japanese were forced to declare war on sixteen countries in Europe and America.

Mission 3: Infiltrate the area and sabotage whatever you can.

What? He set Tokyo ablaze, leaving a million dead and wounded.

Though Lu Han is a Taoist, he lives by a saying of Confucius: "The perpetrators of evil shall have no descendants."

In other words, any Japanese devils who dare invade China must be slaughtered until their line is wiped out.

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