Hey, Officer, Guess Who I Am!

In 1935, Weizheng transmigrated back to Beiping. He came from a wealthy Han Chinese family. Born into a family of martial artists, he had trained from a young age and mastered a variety of fighting styles. He was fluent in German, Japanese, and English, and an expert shot with all kinds of firearms. At twenty, after graduating from Whampoa Military Academy, he joined the Beiping Station of the Military Statistics Bureau, where he was given the codename “Falcon.” In 1940, he became a senior official in the government established by Wang Jingwei. After killing a Japanese agent, he used the System to become familiar with the man’s identity and put together a detailed dossier. He infiltrated the Special Higher Police, taking the codename “Kudo Shinichi.” He foiled Major Ishikawa of the Japanese Special Higher Police’s plan to bribe Beiping officials, then destroyed the North China Area Army’s slush fund. He also broke the record for the fastest promotion among Whampoa graduates. That same year, he joined the Communist Party, taking the codename “Red Star.” He supplied the Chinese Communist Party’s underground intelligence network with all kinds of intelligence, greatly reducing casualties among our underground operatives and on the front lines. He rendered countless services to the Party. Japanese spies had once been as dangerous as venomous snakes, but after Weizheng was reborn, he tracked down the Japanese agents lying in wait and the Kuomintang spies embedded within the Communist Party, one by one. With the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949, he vanished into the vast sea of humanity...