Spy War: Account No. 76 Is Actually the Real God of Wealth in Troubled Times

Traveling across the isolated island of Shanghai during the Anti-Japanese War, Su Chen became the most inconspicuous logistics accountant in No. 76. Wang Manchun is responsible for auditing the accounts, and secret agents are exploiting the company at all levels. Spy bosses from all over the world take turns asking for funds and material clues. Everyone just thinks that he is a useless little man with a narrow vision and a profit-seeking attitude, who can manipulate him at will. No one knows that Su Chen has a money-making system and is proficient in modern financial loopholes, disguised as a bad debt. The Japanese and puppets had a shortfall in funding, and he resorted to manipulation to covertly absorb the difference. For the material needs of the military commander, he resold both ends to get money. The mutual suspicion among the big bosses of all parties was used by him as a bargaining chip to harvest gold bars. He does not take refuge in any force, does not get involved in frontal espionage battles, and is just a neutral god of wealth who walks among all camps. When Wang Manchun woke up to the layers of fishiness in his accounts, when Minglou saw through the complete black gold channels behind him, when Zheng Yaoxian focused on this accounting room that was full of abnormalities. Su Chen has already mastered the intelligence and black gold network that spans the entire Shanghai. He has torn off the mask of cowardice and controls the undercurrent of the isolated island as a plutocrat in troubled times. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.