[No System] [No Brain-Dead Decisions] [No Female Lead] [Smart Protagonist]
Li Ping'an, a 21st-century police officer, transmigrates to 1937 and becomes a cadet in the Qingpu Training Class of the Military Statistics Bureau.
Before he can finish his training, he's forced to go undercover in the Magic City.
Going undercover? No way. Living openly and honestly in the sunlight is the right way for an intelligence agent to survive.
He does business, makes deals, kills traitors, eliminates spies, rescues comrades trapped in prison, and buys all kinds of supplies for his boss.
In the end, he rises from being an operations team member in the Military Statistics Bureau to its upper ranks. His outstanding performance earns him a place in the CIA, where he eventually becomes its first Chinese director.
The author has been silent for almost a week. What's going on? Is it possible that he really went on a trip to northern Myanmar without being betrayed?
The author's performance is as stable as ever. In fact, you may consider changing the title to a more in-depth title. A title that is too homogeneous may dissuade some readers.
Following up from the last book, the style is still great!
It tells the story of different Ax Gangs from a novel perspective without overly exaggerating the rights and wrongs of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. It has made it its mission to reduce the suffering of the nation and looks forward to more surprises in the future.
It's quite good. I came here from the author's last completed novel. The writing style is very good and the pace is good. 👍 This is a rare and good-looking novel. The logic is online and the characters are full 👍
Very nice. I like this author's book very much.
Not bad or ok
Just watched it, I'll review it in a few days
Author, you can't stand it anymore🥺🥺🥺
The author thinks that this spy story is very interesting. You can try to write it down. It's even better than Tomato's most popular spy book!