Espionage: The KMT's Living Yama, Slayer of Japanese Devils

This is a time-travel spy novel with a cool literary direction. The corresponding work is "Spy War: I am the Living King of Hell". The core point of view is very clear: the protagonist travels back to the war era of the Anti-Japanese War, tracks down Japanese spies and eliminates traitors in a decisive and killing style, and is nicknamed "The Living King of Hell". The built-in system gain reduces the brain-burning degree of the spy game, which is suitable for readers who prefer fast-paced and exciting stories. However, if you are looking for a complicated and brain-burning spy game reversal, you will feel that the depth of the conspiracy layout is slightly insufficient.

This is the best unfinished novel I have ever written by an author. Although the story line is a bit bland, the writing is still good. I hope that the subsequent plot development will not disappoint.

It's particularly interesting and the foreshadowing is clever.

OK, well written. Regardless of whether the content is true or not, at least it was fun to fight against Japan.

Although the plot is not real, it is very interesting

Like it very much, worth recommending

Not bad, worth appreciating

It's well written. Let's read it together.

The novel is well written!

I hope it has a beginning and an end