Anti-Japanese War: Is the Newlywed Husband a Spy? Me Too

[Republic of China+Spy War+Double Powers+Vests+Sweet Pets+Strategy+Era+High IQ] The day Shen Qingqiu married into the Pei family, he had a silenced pistol strapped to his thigh, and that night he planned to stun the groom to run a fatal errand. But she never expected that her sick husband, who was sitting in a wheelchair coughing up blood and gasping for breath, and who was said to not survive the end of the year, would have gun cocoons on his mouth, the smell of gunpowder smoke hidden under his shirt, and even the wheelchair was fifteen kilograms heavier than normal. During the day, she plays the role of a money-grubbing wife, and he plays the role of a good-for-nothing young master. Each one is better at pretending than the other. At night, she went out to kill people through the window, and he secretly sent telegrams in the study, each one better than the other. What's even more outrageous is that the two of them met each other three times at the mission site with their faces covered. They punched each other to the point of flesh and blood, but they didn't recognize each other as the person next to them. Until that day when the super high school building exploded, she climbed out of the fire sea window with her skirt in hand, and bumped head-on into a masked man with long, slender legs walking as fast as flying. The two raised their guns at the same time and saw the exact same wedding watch on the other's wrist. Shen Qingqiu gritted his teeth: "Aren't you paralyzed?" Pei Yanchi laughed and picked her chin with the barrel of the gun: "Mrs. Pei, is the slit of your cheongsam too high?"