Espionage: I Told You to Go Undercover, Not Beat the Japanese into Screaming

[A blade-walking undercover agent × a righteous reaper who fights evil with evil]

The blood-red shadows of espionage tear open the darkness of 1941. Wu Ning carries a secret Red Army order straight into the heart of the Juntong.

The System panel suddenly flares to life as a traitor raises his gun: a hundred-percent capture skill activated!

He pretends to flatter the section chief by lighting his cigarette, while puppet strings already coil around the traitor’s throat.

When a Juntong officer laughs and claps him on the shoulder, he has no idea that Wu Ning’s psychologist abilities are decoding his microexpressions. As wine cups clink at the victory banquet, the Dreamweaver talent has already plunged the devil of 76 into nightmares.

Wen Hua delivers a coded message at the mass graves. Sun Ming takes a bullet for him at the execution grounds, while Wu Ning uses “the absent one” to stage the perfect murder.

From scapegoat to master of the game, every villain who falls brings him one step closer to that position: the top hunter whose true identity neither side of the law dares to expose.