A small accident gave Li Bin, an ordinary young man, the opportunity to travel through time and into an underground transportation station.
But the result was not the wise and powerful Shi Qingshan, nor the clever underground traffic officer Cai Shuigan in Dingxiang Tower, but the wretched-looking traitor Jia Gui who was despised by everyone.
Facing the brutal Japanese army, Li Bin could not stand by and watch, let alone become their lackey like the original owner.
Li Bin decided to make good use of Jia Gui's identity to fight on a secret front.
Codenamed "Grouse", our army's only non-contact intelligence officer in Anqiu.
He had no online or offline connections, and even though he knew Shui Gen's identity was fine, he couldn't expose himself in front of him.
After liberation, Shui Gen recalled, "No wonder Captain Jia has so many mysterious operations. He turns out to be a senior intelligence officer of our army. Respectable and admirable."
Reader comments
[Laughing evilly] 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.
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.
[Laughing evilly] 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.
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.