Spy War: Mind-Reading Secrets Expose Every Japanese Puppet Conspiracy

Synopsis: Shanghai, 1939. Zhao Xuan transmigrates to Republican-era China with the smart glasses left behind by Tony Stark. When he opens his eyes, he finds himself the son-in-law of Ding Moqun, director of the 76th Division's secret service. The son-in-law's position sounds pathetic, but it's the perfect cover.

Even more unbelievably, the glasses house an AI assistant named E.D.I.T.H. Switch on X-ray mode, and everyone within ten meters has their thoughts exposed. Activate scan mode, and a target's identity, background, and codename pop up onscreen. To Zhao Xuan, the 76th Division is a transparent fishbowl.

A rendezvous at a flower shop? He hears the tail's thoughts in advance and responds by sending a Morse code message to his handler. Ding Moqun sets a trap to test him? Zhao Xuan sees through the glasses that the gun is unloaded, then shoots the fake spy three times without batting an eye. The purge plan is leaked just three hours after it begins, and Boss Dai slams the table in fury. Meanwhile, in a corridor of the 76th Division, Zhao Xuan scans yet another ally: Dao Yan, head of the communications division, codename "Foxtail Orchid," and his wife in name only.

When Ding Moqun assigns Dao Yan to a suicide mission, and the Special Higher Police and the military police lay a vast, inescapable net, Zhao Xuan adjusts his glasses. "E.D.I.T.H., scan the whole building. I want to know who's an enemy and who's on our side."

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