From the start: [Negative emotions from Dai Yudong +3, +3, +3,,,]. I’m losing it. What’s going on, Chief…?
Programmer Wang Shian died suddenly at his desk and woke up in 1937 as an outer-ring operative for the Juntong. He had taken three bullets and been saddled with the blame for being a “mole.”
Boss Dai was after him, the Japanese were hunting him, and his wife and child were counting on him to provide for them.
His only golden finger was a bizarre “Negative Emotions System” that let him earn points by collecting other people’s contempt, anger, and resentment.
System: I suggest running around naked. Your points are guaranteed to skyrocket.
Wang Shian: …Are you serious?
After three years of working 996, he transmigrated in a single moment. Others were saviors; he was a lazy fish.
But even a lazy fish gets its day to turn things around.
Clawing his way out of a pile of corpses, he smuggles goods, catches spies, and roots out traitors, all while maxing out Boss Dai’s resentment.
Codename: Lazy Fish.
Objective: Stay alive, and while I’m at it, send the enemy to feed the fish at the bottom of the Huangpu River.
It's a soul-traveling spy war, and it's bound to the "hate-making" system. The protagonist relies on pretending to be a coward and an idiot to survive in the cracks between the Japanese and puppets. The plot is compact, with constant reversals of wits and a strong historical atmosphere. The protagonist's "salted fish" character who is greedy for money and afraid of death forms a wonderful contrast with the tense spy battle. It is both enjoyable and funny to read. The writing is witty and the pace is lively. It is a rare anti-conventional spy game in recent times. I highly recommend it!
The outer shell of a serious secret war, the core of a sand-carrying agent, and the brain-burning laughs until you slap your thighs.
It's pretty good. It's enjoyable to watch. The plot is not bad. It's worth reading.
Overall, it's a pretty smooth read. If you like this kind of thing, you can read it. It's good.
The atmosphere of troubled times is well written, and the pace is good. It's worth watching.
Every time Boss Dai becomes suspicious, the system will jump points like crazy. This setting is really unique.
It's pretty good, it has the feel of a spy game, and the characters are quite distinctive.