Transmigrate to 1936 Shanghai, only to have a gun pointed at your head from the start?
[Ding! The God-Tier Agent System has activated! Your beginner's gift pack has been delivered!]
Turn the tables in a desperate situation! Activate the [Eye of Truth] and see at a glance who is human and who is a ghost!
Everyone else was guessing who the mole was. Lin Feng simply looked at the data above their heads and sneered:
“Zhang San, Japanese spy, loyalty 0%; Li Si, underground party member, loyalty 100%...”
As long as he rooted out traitors and killed enemies, he could obtain countless black technology rewards!
Kill the traitor Ma Kui → Obtain [Master-Level Combat Skills]!
Steal the Yangtze River defense map → Unlock the [“Hummingbird” Miniature Drone]!
Assassinate a senior officer of the Japanese Special Service Agency → Redeem [Facial Recognition Database]!
Director Dai: “The Ghost is the sharpest blade in the Juntong!”
Japanese soldiers: “Baka! Is this Lin Feng a comprador or a demon?”
Lin Feng lit his cigar. “Sorry, I'm just a businessman with cheat powers.”
Is this even a spy novel? Would spies dare to be this arrogant and high-profile? And there are still over ten chapters about the Japanese—it's too calm!
It's really not good; I personally don't like it.
It's visually appealing, but not for me. Those who enjoy intellectual pursuits might enjoy it.