Espionage: Killing Traitors to Refine Blood Qi, Shocking the Japanese Military Police!

Synopsis:

In 1937, Quancheng was engulfed in artillery fire. Of Wang Shangwen's family of five, he alone crawled out of the ruins. His teacher, Zhu Qinian, saved his life and told him a secret: he was a member of the underground Communist Party. His paternal cousin, an officer in the Nationalist secret service, was just the person who could help him infiltrate it.

This isn't an ordinary spy thriller. In his previous life, Wang Shangwen was a demonic cultivator in the world of cultivation, and he possessed the Blood Qi Art: kill enemies to refine their blood, and use blood to nourish his qi. Japanese soldiers and Chinese collaborators alike were nothing but walking cultivation materials in his eyes.

At the Linli training school, he completed in six months what took others two years. He excelled at marksmanship, hand-to-hand combat, demolitions, and interrogation. Even more incredible, his instincts led him to suspect his classmate Zhao Guodong. One gesture while taking money to buy cigarettes, one murderous glance while smoking, and he exposed a Japanese spy. They seized a radio and codebook, and Boss Dai personally took charge of the case.

As Zhao Guodong broke down and confessed in the interrogation chair, Wang Shangwen stood in the shadows, his fingertips tingling with warmth. Killing this Japanese spy would restore one layer of his cultivation. A demonic cultivator transmigrates, kills enemies to refine their blood, exposes a Japanese spy, and earns Boss Dai's favor. The pacing is explosive, so dive right in!

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