Spy Wars, Mind-Reading Secrets, and Japanese and Puppet Conspiracy Exposed

Introduction: 1939, Magic City. Zhao Xuan traveled to the Republic of China with the smart glasses left by Tony Stark, and when he opened his eyes, he became the nephew and son-in-law of Ding Moqun, the spy director of No. 76. The status of a son-in-law sounds useless, but it is the perfect cover. What's even more outrageous is that the AI ​​assistant Edith lives in the glasses - when the dialysis mode is turned on, all psychological activities of everyone within ten meters are exposed; when the scanning mode is turned on, the target's identity, background, and code name pop up directly. In Zhao Xuan's eyes, No. 76 Turned into a transparent fish tank. Florist joint? He heard the stalker's voice in advance and sent the Morse code back to the line. Ding Moqun set up a screening bureau? He analyzed that the gun was empty of bullets and shot the fake agent three times without blinking. The purge plan was leaked just three hours after it was launched, and Boss Dai slapped the table and cursed - but Zhao Xuan swept out another one of his own in the corridor of No. 76: Dao Yan, the head of the telecommunications section, codenamed "Feng Wei Lan", his nominal wife. When Ding Moqun transferred Dao Yan to die, and when the Special High School and the Military Police laid a dragnet, Zhao Xuan adjusted his glasses: "Edis, scan the whole building. I want to know who is the enemy and who is a teammate." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.