My KPI is to fool three bosses at the same time.
Traveling through Shanghai in 1938, Du Zhou became the most involved spy in history: during the day he was a popular figure in the Japanese agency, at night he was the military ace "Night Owl", and he had to deliver intelligence to the underground party late at night.
Three fatal problems:
1. The military commander asked me to steal the Japanese military code. I personally designed the codebook for the Japanese yesterday.
2. The underground party asked me to rescue the comrades, and I just issued the arrest warrant this morning.
3. The Japanese wanted me to find out internal spies, and the first name on the list they asked me to check was myself.
When the three-party missions collided on the same day, I took out the PPT:
"Bosses, let's sort by priority, overtime pay... Forget it, just stay alive."
This is a deadly game that uses modern workplace wisdom to survive in the spy sea of the Republic of China.
