Espionage Agent: The Shadows Begin to Shine at the Detention Center

Your identification papers have no name. Your seat has only a number.

[No System, no transmigration into a drama, no borrowing characters from other works. The plot is half original and half adapted from real events.]

A 20-year-old youth transmigrates to the Republican era. Armed with memories from his past life, he runs small businesses, exposes Japanese spies, hones his martial skills, plays landlord, fights spies and infiltrators, makes contact behind enemy lines, conducts secret infiltrations, explores food and sports, preserves traditional arts, monitors the press, tracks targets, persuades and breaks down opponents, launches economic incursions, spreads cultural influence, extracts confessions through torture, sends good news like a crow, devises plans, sabotages the enemy behind their lines, studies internal-energy manuals, attends family banquets, visits dance halls and hotels, organizes and mobilizes people, trains armed forces, advances agriculture, strengthens the nation through science and technology, and assassinates Japanese invaders and traitors…

This is a Republican-era espionage novel featuring multiple heroines and sweet romance. It will take you deep into an age engulfed in the flames of war and immerse you in the customs and daily life of the time. Amid a dense web of espionage and spies lurking everywhere, the protagonists and heroines will weave a series of sweet yet thrilling stories together.