Espionage: My Cunning Plans Made the Japanese into Familiar Faces

Zhang Wenyuan transmigrates to the great city of Shanghai in 1937 and becomes a Japanese translator.

He is bound to the Poison Strategist System. Give the Japanese some underhanded ideas, and he'll earn rewards.

"Your Excellency, use poison gas shells! Tomorrow, the wind will be blowing from the southeast."

The next day, the wind blows from the northwest, carrying poison gas toward the Japanese garrison.

"Your Excellency, launch a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor! Drag the Americans into the maelstrom of war!"

The Americans are furious. They give the Japanese a taste of Little Boy.

Zhang Wenyuan repeatedly offers up sinister schemes, navigates the Japanese ranks with ease, and rises step by step.

On the surface, he's a traitor reviled by everyone. In secret, however, he's a master spy, supplying our forces with top-secret intelligence.

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