A small accident gives the ordinary young man Li Bin the chance to transmigrate into Underground Traffic Station.
But he doesn’t end up as the wise and mighty Shi Qingshan, or as Cai Shuigen, the clever underground courier at Dingxianglou. Instead, he becomes Jia Gui, the despicable, repulsive-looking collaborator whom everyone despises.
Faced with the brutal Japanese army, Li Bin cannot stand by and do nothing, much less become their lackey like the original Jia Gui.
He decides to put Jia Gui’s identity to good use and fight on the secret front.
Code name: “Grouse.” He is our army’s only intelligence operative in Anqiu who has no direct contact with anyone.
He has no handlers or contacts. Even though he knows Shuigen is trustworthy, he cannot reveal himself to him.
After liberation, Shuigen recalls, “No wonder Captain Jia always pulled off those bizarre stunts. Turns out he was a senior intelligence operative for our army. Respect!”
This is a second-generation novel based on "Underground Traffic Station". It includes the original text, supplements, and forced explanations of Captain Jia's mysterious operations. There is no system and golden fingers in order not to desecrate the efforts of the older generation. The male protagonist also slowly grows up in the story, from a bystander who listens and watches to a participant in history. In fact, I also wanted to write it more cheerfully, but that would be too unfair to the martyrs. In fact, they are more eager than anyone else for the plot of the anti-Japanese war to be more enjoyable.
😏 Since you don't dare to kill anyone, why write about killing him? Isn't it better to just wait for death? If you die, you can go home.
It's okay, it's interesting to write.
It looks good. I don't know what to say. Come on.