Lu Jie comes from a respectable family: a second-generation revolutionary, he is a spoiled rich kid. While racing a fellow rich kid, his sports car's brakes fail and he plunges off a cliff.
For no apparent reason, Lu Jie transmigrates to the War of Resistance against Japan, an era of relentless warfare. This is a world made up of multiple television dramas.
A spy System appears in his mind. He is a member of the puppet regime's 76th Division Special Services Section, and an intelligence officer with the Kuomintang rank of colonel. But his true identity is a senior Communist intelligence officer: a double agent.
In the eyes of ordinary people, he is an incompetent, useless, greedy, even somewhat foolish traitor, responsible for frequent failed operations and for unintentionally leaking vital intelligence time and again. Yet he has connections everywhere and is skilled at flattery and scheming, making him a political survivor. To the Japanese and their puppet regime, he is loyal and reliable. To the military intelligence service, he is a talent and a hero. In truth, he has always been working under the Party's direction: a staunch revolutionary and an outstanding...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
