[Spy intrigue + mind games + ruthless action + doctor + wish fulfillment]
A transmigrator gets to choose their own identity.
Li Ping'an transmigrates to Shanghai in 1939 as a surgeon and passes himself off as an American-born Chinese man, ready to take the world by storm.
In the Japanese invaders' eyes, he's a doctor trained in the United States, with exceptional medical skills and countless connections to the Roosevelt administration. He's absolutely untouchable.
To the Military Statistics Bureau and the Central Bureau of Investigation, he's a representative of Wall Street's wealthy elite. Win his favor and you win over the financial magnates, securing a constant stream of aid.
To the underground Party, he's a leader sent by the Southern Bureau, and his orders must be followed.
Who says you have to live a hard life on scraps during the War of Resistance?
I had a hard life before I transmigrated. If I still have to live one after transmigrating, what was the point of transmigrating at all?
The Japanese invaders can be killed, and I can enjoy the good life too!
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