Lin Mo never expected that following a spy drama would lead him into the plot.
One moment, he was slamming the table in a rental house and angrily cursing the villain. The next moment, he traveled to the world of "The Spies" in the 26th year of the Republic of China, and became a cannon fodder traitor in Secret Service No. 76 Who could not survive three episodes. What's even more outrageous is that the bound "Spy Rush System" gave him a weird mission at the beginning - to get out of trouble within thirty minutes, and to give a harsh word to the female underground gangster. If he failed, he would have to enjoy ten minutes of electric shock treatment.
Faced with the black muzzle of the gun and the cold eyes of the female liaison officer, Lin Mo narrowly escaped by relying on his deception skills and the fighting skills rewarded by the system. However, he found that the system would not only issue weird tasks such as "pretend to be a pig to eat a tiger" and "undercover to bring goods", but also frequently updated mid-stream.
No. 76 In Longtan Tiger's Den, with his left hand he deceived the Japanese and traitors, and with his right hand he deceived his fellow military commanders. Occasionally, he had to help the underground party pass on false information. The system mall can exchange for the indestructible magic power of King Kong, and can also issue deceptive props such as "Traitor's Guide to Behavior".
When the funny system meets the decisive time traveler, watch how Lin Mo plays a spy game in the war-torn times: using modern knowledge to trick the secret service chief, relying on the system to reward tough Japanese samurai, transforming from a cannon fodder traitor that everyone shouts to beat, to a "conspicuous package" boss of the Republic of China who caused headaches for all forces.
There are the most hard-core gun battle scenes and the most ridiculous system tasks here. Just watch Lin Mo tap dancing on the tip of a knife, turning the spy drama into a counterattack novel!
