Spy War: the Gangster in Shanghai Is Actually Everyone's Trump Card

Traveling through Shanghai during the Republic of China, Shen Yan joined No. 76. He spent all his time fishing, pretending to be stupid, and was widely recognized as a useless spy. Wang Mansan despised him, the military elite disdained him, and the spies from the special high school never regarded him as a threat. No one knows that this bastard is a latent trump card inserted deep into the enemy camp. He dealt with the five major forces: No. 76, Military Tong, Central Unification, Special Higher Education Courses, and the Underground Party. On the surface, he is ignorant, but he is strategizing secretly, and often uses unexpected means to crush the enemy's conspiracy. Play with spies, alienate traitors, control the military, and protect underground communication lines. The aloof partner Su Qingyuan was shocked, and his teammate Zhou Xiaochuan followed him all the way. Strong enemies from all sides made successive arrangements, but failed every time. In the turbulent Shanghai, no one expected that this low-level spy was single-handedly stabilizing the overall spy war in Shanghai, silently protecting his family and country, and writing a secret hidden legend. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.