Republican Era: My Spy Missions Never Fail

In 1938, Shanghai became an isolated island, and the world turned into a living hell.

Chu Yeming, a military intelligence agent, was exposed and taken to the interrogation room at the dreaded No. 76. He thought he was as good as dead. But in the agonizing pain of torture, he unexpectedly awakened an unbelievable mental talent: the [Battlefield Simulation]!

He could construct a realistic battlefield in his mind and simulate every possible outcome of an operation. Each simulated death bought him a flawless operation in the real world! To go undercover, he had to look more like a traitor than the traitors themselves. To save his country, he had to forge himself into the sharpest blade with his own hands!

Moving between No. 76 and the Japanese Kempeitai, he used the coldest methods to carry out the most fervent missions. When Kenji Tanaka, a genius Japanese agent, laid a bloody pledge of allegiance before him, Chu had already simulated drawing his gun ninety-nine times. At last, he raised his eyes and said hoarsely, “My life and my sins are all for the land behind me to be free of filth. You will never understand.”

He would become the “King of Hell” lurking in the deepest heart of the enemy, cleansing the humiliation of his country and people with their blood!