My Spy Career Begins with a Wealthy Merchant

I recommend checking out the prequel. It's free of system plots and wish-fulfillment fantasies, offering a unique perspective on the resistance war behind enemy lines. The writing is witty and satirical, and the prequel is even more captivating, with one story after another, keeping the excitement flowing and getting better with each installment.

This book begins with the full-scale Japanese invasion of China and tells the story of a man from a tragic background who, through courage and wisdom, rises from humble beginnings to become a legend amidst turbulent times. The author skillfully imbues each character with distinct personality traits, highlighting the extraordinary lives of ordinary people.

The troublemaker followed along; the author's writing is delicate, using humorous descriptions to depict the tragic story of that period. Worth reading on.

Chuan, I'm a puppet, but you're not. Actually, I didn't throw away the Coke button; I secretly added one for room temperature and one for chilled in the top drawer. —Deng, yours truly

An absolutely fantastic book! The title is quirky, and so are the characters! It showcases the indomitable spirit of ordinary people resisting invaders! This shows that life can be like this! This has many implications for modern life: there are no permanent enemies, only permanent interests. 😅 Whether there are Japanese devils or not, Chinese people love to fight. 8 Points is a bit too low, let's start with 9.5.

It's really good. I've been following this one since the last one, the continuity is excellent.

Dear author, I am a resident from the border region of Jiangsu, Shandong, Henan, and Anhui provinces. Reading your book is better than reciting scriptures for years. Your writing flows smoothly between the lines, using local dialect and insults, and discussing how few heroes there are – this is truly a great act of kindness. The update to "Not a Taoist Priest, But a Warlord" is a bit... 🙂 Pig Brother

A huge thumbs up to the author! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

It features rare and vivid character portrayals, depicting various people involved in the War of Resistance against Japan in a lifelike and realistic manner.

The characters are vividly portrayed, each with their own distinct traits. The narrative transition at the end is clever. The only minor flaw is that a few plot points remain unresolved, which, while not affecting the overall story, might be a little bothersome for perfectionists 😣. Overall, a solid five-star rating! 👍👍👍