Espionage: Two Mind-Reading Powers Uncover the Japanese Collaborators' Secret Plot

After transmigrating to Changchun in 1932, Qin Tian finds himself in hell from the start. A traitor sells out his undercover team, and all twenty-nine Huangpu agents die for their country. As the sole survivor, he is suspected by Dai Li of being the mole. He has only ten gold bars and a few dozen silver dollars. Behind him, the Japanese army is searching the entire city; above him hangs an order from headquarters in Beiping: assassinate the traitor Xu Qingsong, rebuild the Changchun intelligence network, and infiltrate the enemy's inner circle.

Fortunately, he has two supernatural abilities: mind reading to uncover everyone's secrets, and X-ray vision to see through every disguise. He spends two gold bars to get a job with the Nangang Police Station as a lackey, then bribes Section Chief Zhang Weigong with three small gold bars and lands a patrolman's post. By day, he patrols the streets with his men, mapping the area. At night, he stakes out Xu Qingsong's mansion for four straight days, learning his schedule, figuring out the routes, and forging an urgent letter to trick his way inside.

As the second mistress sways in front of her full-length mirror, Qin Tian has already silently taken down the old housekeeper. He presses a dagger to her throat. "Where is Xu Qingsong?"

Three days later, Dai Li receives an encrypted message: The traitor has been eliminated. A new station remains to be established. I will continue my undercover work.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.