It Makes Sense for Me to Collect Scraps Abroad and Solve Crimes Easily.

Introduction to the novel: Chen Yao is an overseas special agent of the Ministry of National Security. His apparent identity is the owner of the "Fumanduo Recycling Station" in Montreal's Chinatown. His daily job is to weigh weights and compete with his neighbors for three melons and two jujubes. However, there is an undercurrent surging beneath the calm. Wang Ji Barbecue installed top-grade security doors at a loss for money, stray cats collectively developed a strange interest in fire hydrants, and the voltage fluctuations in the early morning were as accurate as clockwork... In Chen Yao's eyes, these trivial details were all pieces of a puzzle. When the high-tech espionage organization "Quantum Shadow" launched the "Chaos Pendulum" plan aimed at disrupting global energy, they never dreamed that the biggest obstacle was not a 007-style super agent, but this young man squatting in a pile of old refrigerators and reasoning backwards with the logic of waste collection. As a result, a different kind of secret war quietly took place: Use dried salted fish to disrupt sophisticated eavesdropping, rely on the rhythm of the grinder to deliver intelligence, and complete encrypted communications amidst the din of bargaining. Chen Yao firmly believes that the best way to hide is to live like a real salted fish. However, when their opponents' global conspiracies fell one after another to the nonsensical thinking of this "salted fish", they began to seriously doubt their lives - what kind of monster did I lose to?