In 1935, Lu Xingye, the son of the Lu family who returned from studying abroad, secretly joined the Party with his sincere faith. In front of him are the broken mountains and rivers, and behind him is his distinguished family background and his father's expectant gaze. Under the direction of the organization, he relied on his family relationship with Dai Li to step into the core of the "Secret Service", the predecessor of military unification. The gift of fate comes quietly - bound to an intelligence plug-in that is automatically refreshed every day? !
One-star intelligence: Boss Dai had two fried eggs for breakfast? (Well, it can be used for gambling... Cough, to liven up the atmosphere.)
Two-star intelligence: The chief of the Central Command secretly met with Japanese ronin? (Take notes in a small notebook to trick your opponent later!)
Samsung Intelligence: The military commander wants to raid our party's printing factory? (Comrade, run! By the way, give the Central Government a break... Let them dog eat dog!)
Four-star intelligence: Chiang Kai-shek will go to Huaqing Pool the day after tomorrow? Zhang Yang wants to take action? ! (Boss Dai, let me count on my fingers, your chance to get promoted and make a fortune is here! Hold on, I will take you to this high-end game!)
Five Star Intelligence (SSR!): …?!
Relying on this intelligence system that draws cards every day, Lu Xingye thrives beside Dai Li and becomes the most handsome boy in the military, "Dark Star". While helping Boss Dai solve major cases, catch spies, and calm things down, he gained trust as steadily as a dog; while at the same time, he was frantically passing notes to our party, rescuing comrades, and trapping traitors, hiding his merit and fame. Dealing with the ruthless Japanese special forces, the cunning No. 76, And the quarrelsome Zhongtong? What a joke!
[Double-sided lurking + intelligence system + spy movies of the Republic of China + Shura field + a little black humor] See how Master Lu used "five-star intelligence" to play around with the troubled times and successfully "stealed a house" under the nose of Boss Dai!
Reader comments
It's not a time-travel novel, so can you, the author, grasp it?
Elatively close to history, good-looking.
Inconsistency, too much inner drama
After reading the first 5 chapters, the time was immediately confused. The code book I got at 9 a. M. Became 10:20 p. M.? This is a mess
It's not a time-travel novel, so can you, the author, grasp it?
Elatively close to history, good-looking.
Inconsistency, too much inner drama
After reading the first 5 chapters, the time was immediately confused. The code book I got at 9 a. M. Became 10:20 p. M.? This is a mess
Indescribable