Dressed as the Fake Grandson of the Tanaka Family? I, Juntong Qiuchan

In Shanghai in 1927, I was Lin Shen, a little spy at the lowest level of the military command. I did the dirty work of delivering intelligence and following up every day. The names in the files were almost gathering dust - until the webmaster threw a stack of documents in front of me, pointed at the Japanese boy in the photo and shouted: "You look exactly like the grandson of Tanaka Giichi! From today on, you are Tanaka Akihiko!" I stared at the face in the photo that was almost a replica of mine, my fingertips trembling. Who would have thought that my ordinary face would turn into a knife piercing the heart of the Japanese army? "Code name Qiu Chan!" The stationmaster's voice sounded like it had been tempered by ice. "Remember, you have to imitate the arrogance of Japanese nobles when you walk, and you have to speak with half-baked Chinese. Even if you get slapped, you can't reveal it at all!" In this way, I moved into a mansion under the nose of the Japanese army under the guise of "the young master of the Tanaka family". During the day, I drank wine with the traitors and listened to them brag about how they were taking over the Chinese territory; late at night, I went into the study and marked the Japanese army's defense map. Every time I climbed through the window, it was like walking through the gates of hell. "Tanaka Akihiko" in the mirror is getting stranger and stranger, but the photo in the sandwich of the pocket watch is always hot - it is my hometown that was bombed into ruins by the Japanese army, and my parents who are waiting for me to go back. One time, Tanaka Takayoshi, the adopted son of Giichi Tanaka, came to visit unexpectedly. My hands holding the tea cup were shaking, so I could only pretend that I had a cold and my voice was hoarse. The cold sweat on my back soaked the three layers of my kimono. They all thought I was a pampered Japanese aristocrat, but they didn't know that I had a Chinese heart hidden under my skin, but they didn't know that I was an anti-war activist.