Spy War: Visual Intelligence, Intercepting the Japanese Army's Top Secret Orders

Introduction: 1936, Jinling. Song Yingge sneaked into the military command with an organizational mission. He wanted to lurk slowly, but unexpectedly, his mind suddenly changed - the value of each piece of information obtained was directly displayed in color. White waste paper, green useful, gold top secret. The first piece of golden information: Xu Zhong, a student at Central University, wants to assassinate the Japanese consul. Following this line, Song Yingge dug out Yingchun Tower and Qiwu Zhai, and finally uncovered Huang Jun, the confidential secretary of the Executive Yuan - he was actually a Japanese spy who sent the minutes of the highest-level military and political meetings to the Japanese army every day. The gang of eighteen traitors was all over the place, and Dai Li showed his face harshly in front of Chairman Chiang. But this is just the beginning. Song Yingge discovered that his visual intelligence capabilities did not stop there - he could see through the psychology of prisoners during interrogations, and he could predict danger during arrests. Even on the night when Dai Li was assassinated, he sensed murderous intention 0.1 Seconds in advance, dragged Dai Li into the bushes, killed two killers with three backhand shots, and captured one alive. The Japanese can't sit still. The lurking team they sent had just entered Jinling, and Song Yingge had already received a golden warning. An invisible secret war has just begun. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.