He Qianyun transmigrates to a world of espionage in the 1930s, a turbulent era, and gets bound to a miraculous Treasure Chest System.
This world blends espionage dramas such as Jing Zhe, Sparrow, The Disguiser, Rouge, Undercover, Autumn Cicada, and The Invisible Guardian. He becomes an agent for the Military Statistics Bureau.
On the surface, he is a ruthless, greedy, lecherous agent for the Bureau.
He captures Japanese spies and eliminates traitors, earning himself a fearsome reputation!
Amid this turbulent age, he contributes his part to the liberation and rejuvenation of his country and people, embarking on a legendary career in the world of espionage.
In this era of smoke and gunfire, he writes a stirring legend of a Chinese hero!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Is this the content of The Lost Spy?
I am the military commander of Chongqing, a double agent of the empire, codename: "Pangolin"
What you are writing now is a preface that does not match the postscript! Oops, the plot is confusing. I read a few of your VIP chapters at the end, and I found that your writing style in the front is very different from your writing style in the back.
The twentieth year of the Republic of China is the year of **, the secret investigation team was established in the 27th year, the Fuxing Society was established in the 32nd year, and the military unification was in the 38th year. You directly advanced the military unification by 7 years.
What's going on? It has a beginning and no end,
The one in the front is wrong with the one in the back, I can't figure it out
Directly writing that the protagonist reveals his identity in the hinterland of enemy-occupied territory, is there something wrong with the author??
Isn't there any points for repeating each piece?
A rake in the east and a broom in the west
Juntong was only established in XX years, brother