In 1930, the situation in Shanghai was changing. The military command, the underground party, the Japanese military special high school, the Wang Puppet government, the Soviet NKVD, the British MI6, the American OSS... All forces were undercurrents, spies and shadows were intertwined, and life and death were uncertain.
Modern college student Zhang Fengxin traveled to the eve of the Anti-Japanese War and became the eighth trainee of Whampoa Military Academy, and unexpectedly awakened the [Stalker System].
In this war without gunpowder, he will face the most cold-blooded agents, the most dangerous lurkers, and the most complicated intelligence warfare.
Identity disguise, espionage skills, code deciphering, psychological tactics, assassination raids, rebellion games, latent infiltration...
He climbed from a fringe agent of the military to the most secretive shadow agent, wandering between the enemy and ourselves, controlling the direction of the war.
In Shanghai, he built his own intelligence network with the help of the Youth Gang, dug out insiders in the military system, and instigated rebellion against high-ranking Wang puppet officials, making No. 76 Terrified.
In Hong Kong, he clashed with OSS and MI6, infiltrated the Japanese arms trade, and prevented the Japanese army's silence plan.
In the Northeast, he disguised himself as a Japanese translator, sneaked into the Kwantung Army headquarters, and destroyed the biological and chemical weapons laboratory.
In Tokyo, he lurked alone to destroy the Japanese army's "Jedi counterattack" plan and end the war early!
However, in this murderous era, who are the allies? Who is the enemy?
In the deepest part of the spy war, he will become the undetectable latent shadow and the chess player behind the scenes that ends everything.
A life-and-death spy battle, killing every step of the way!
If the enemy is dark, I will be darker; if the enemy is ruthless, I will be even more ruthless!
Use intelligence as a knife, espionage as a blade, and stir up the storm in the name of a stalker!
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