Spy: I Can Read Minds

During the artillery fire of the Battle of Songhu in 1937, Chen Mo at the Shanghai dock discovered that he had a strange ability - he could see through the reflection of the gas bottle in the pupils of the Japanese overseas Chinese, and see through the enemy's most secret memories; he could deduce the Japanese army's defense changes just by looking at the degree of silver corrosion on the patrol whistle. This mind-reading skill allowed him to survive step by step in the bloody chaos of the isolated island of Shanghai. From deciphering the "Sakura Project" bank robbery to revealing the coordinates of the secret oil depot at Hongqiao Airport, he gradually became a legend on the underground front.