The Impostor Prince: Spy War, 1936

[Resistance spy thriller + no System + scheming and hilarious + contrasting identities + ruthless]

Overworked corporate drone Lu Beichen died suddenly after working overtime nonstop, then transmigrated to a back alley in Shanghai in 1936. From the start, he accidentally killed the emperor's younger brother!

Hearing the approaching boots of Japanese soldiers at the mouth of the alley, Lu Beichen, who had learned Japanese from action movies and spent four years as a corpse extra at Hengdian, changed into the dead man's military uniform in five seconds and began his forced career as a "fake prince."

Can't manage honorifics? "Baka" will get you through anything!

Can't make sense of military affairs? Use the golden finger of "historical echoes" to become a full-fledged prophet!

The first thing he does every morning is frantically grumble to himself: "Am I going to get exposed and cut up for study today?"

On the surface, he's a decadent young lord who loves money and women, spouts nonsense, and sells military intelligence like cheap cabbage. Behind the scenes, he takes down the snakes of the Tokko, swindles the Juntong out of all its funds, and manipulates the entire Japanese military headquarters by getting others to do his dirty work. Everyone thinks this good-for-nothing prince, who knows nothing whenever anyone asks him a question, only cares about chasing women.

Then, on the eve of Nanjing's fall, he draws the emperor's sword and pins the mastermind behind the massacre beneath his feet. Every senior officer present drops to their knees.

After the war, someone asks him why he risked being exposed to save tens of thousands of people.

Lu Beichen rolls his eyes. "I only did it so I could sell the intelligence for a better price. And you people were annoying me. That's perfectly reasonable, right?"

Watch the internet's greatest actor dance on the edge of a blade, turning a hellish resistance spy thriller into an absurdly hilarious fight for survival!