Lin Mo, a modern talk show actor who relies on his mouth to make a living, woke up and found that he had traveled to Shanghai in 1937.
What's even more outrageous is that he became a double agent who had just sneaked into the Japanese headquarters. No kung fu, no marksmanship, no experience, just a mouth that can talk the living into death and the dead into life.
Just as he was trembling in the face of the Japanese Major's interrogation, the system was activated - as long as he used humor to taunt the Japanese, he could make the enemy lose control of his emotions and even vomit blood and die on the spot. You can also get information and magical props.
So, while others were using knives, guns and bombs, Lin Mo held a stand-up comedy show in the Japanese military headquarters.
Translate secret messages? First, let's complain about your writing skills. Attending a Japanese banquet? By the way, reveal the nature of aggression. Instigating rebellion against Japanese soldiers? Three sentences made him doubt his life.
He uses homophones to convey information, cold jokes to paralyze enemies, and talkative talk to make high-ranking Japanese officials crazy. The whole Shanghai was saying: Don't listen to that Chinese guy, it will kill you - literally.
When everyone was fighting with their lives, Lin Mo chose to use the microphone. It turns out that in dark times, laughter can be as deadly as bullets.
This is a talk show actor's anti-war legend - not relying on fists, but relying on tongue.
