Spy War: Two Superpowers Can Read Minds and Uncover the Secrets of the Japanese and Puppets

Traveling through Changchun in the 21st year of the Republic of China, Qin Tian started off in hell - the sleeper team was betrayed by a traitor, and all 29 Huangpu agents died for the country. As the only survivor, he was suspected by Dai Yunong of being a mole. With only ten gold bars and dozens of oceans in his hand, behind him was the Kwantung Army manhunting the whole city, and above his head were the death orders from the Peiping headquarters: assassinate the traitor Xu Qingsong, rebuild the Changchun intelligence network, and penetrate into the enemy's core. Fortunately, he has two powers: mind reading to see through everyone's trump cards, and clairvoyance to see through all disguises. He smashed two gold bars into the Nanguan Police Station and became a black dog. He used three small yellow croakers to bribe the section chief Zhang Weigong and assumed the identity of a patrolman. During the day, I took my younger brother to patrol the streets to find out the terrain, and stayed at Xu Qingsong's mansion late at night for four days - figuring out his schedule, following the correct route, and forging urgent letters to trick him into opening the door. When the second aunt twisted her waist in front of the dressing mirror, Qin Tian had silently put the old nanny down, holding a dagger against her throat: Where is Xu Qingsong? Dai Yunong received a secret message three days later: the traitor had been executed, a new station was to be built, and Gu continued to lurk. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.