Espionage: Me and My Traitorous Family

Chen Hui transmigrates into a mash-up world as a spoiled rich kid, the second generation of a powerful family. He thinks he’s come to live the good life, but it turns out his family has a complicated background: his father is the head of a local peace preservation association, his mother runs a brothel, his eldest brother is a senior interpreter for the Japanese, and his second brother is a puppet army battalion commander... At first, he plans to run away to save his own skin. But as time passes, he discovers that not one of the supposed “traitors” in his family is simple. On the surface, his father is the Japanese-appointed head of the local peace preservation association. Behind the scenes, he passes intelligence and gathers supplies for local resistance forces. His mother is a Communist agent undercover in the Military Statistics Bureau. One word from his eldest brother, the interpreter, is enough to save the local resistance forces from ruin, and even his seemingly useless second brother is a double agent for both the Nationalists and the Communists. As the protagonist, Chen Hui naturally refuses to be outdone. With his superb disguises, he moves between all three sides, matching wits with the Japanese and their collaborators. He gathers intelligence, captures traitors, and kills Japanese soldiers. With his own efforts, he even builds the East’s most formidable intelligence network, Spiderweb, making an immense contribution to victory in the War of Resistance...