At the beginning [Negative emotions from Dai Yunong +3, +3, +3,,,], I'm numb, what's wrong? Dear Virgo,,,.
Programmer Wang Shian died suddenly at his work station and woke up as a member of the military reunification team in 1937. He was shot three times and was blamed for being an "inner".
Boss Dai is chasing him, the Japanese are blocking him, and his wife and children are waiting for him to take care of him.
The only golden finger - a "negative emotion system" with a unique style of painting, which collects others' disgust, anger, and resentment in exchange for points.
System: It is recommended to run naked to ensure that your points will skyrocket.
Wang Shian: ... Are you serious?
Three years, 996, once time traveled, others were saviors, and he was a salted fish.
But salted fish also has a turnaround day.
Climb out from the dead, engage in smuggling, catch spies, and hunt down traitors, while maxing out Boss Dai's grievance level.
Codename: Salted Fish.
Goal: Stay alive and let the enemy feed the fish at the bottom of the Huangpu River.
Reader comments
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.
Every time Boss Dai becomes suspicious, the system will jump points like crazy. This setting is really unique.
Overall, it's a pretty smooth read. If you like this kind of thing, you can read it. It's good.
It's pretty good, it has the feel of a spy game, and the characters are quite distinctive.
The atmosphere of troubled times is well written, and the pace is good. It's worth watching.
It's pretty good. It's enjoyable to watch. The plot is not bad. It's worth reading.
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.
Every time Boss Dai becomes suspicious, the system will jump points like crazy. This setting is really unique.
Overall, it's a pretty smooth read. If you like this kind of thing, you can read it. It's good.
It's pretty good, it has the feel of a spy game, and the characters are quite distinctive.
The atmosphere of troubled times is well written, and the pace is good. It's worth watching.
It's pretty good. It's enjoyable to watch. The plot is not bad. It's worth reading.