Espionage in the Republican Era: From the Start, I Put on a Show for the Japanese

I transmigrated to Shanghai in 1937 and became a fortune-teller.

On my first day at the stall, I read the fortune of someone I shouldn't have.

The next day, the Japanese military police let me go.

On the third day, the Juntong, the Zhongtong, and the underground party were all watching me.

All I wanted was to earn a few silver dollars and put food on the table.

But later, they realized

I wasn't reading fortunes. I was reading the game.