Traveling through Shanghai in the 28th year of the Republic of China, Lin Yan (codenamed "Black Bear") was not only caught in a crisis-ridden enemy camp, but also became a low-level clerk in the archives room of Wang Puppet Agent No. 76'S headquarters.
At the beginning, the military action team was destroyed, and the death mailbox was about to be exposed. On the line between life and death, he accidentally awakened a god-level item - the "Accidental Diary"!
As long as the target's name and death script are written down in the diary, whether the target is a ruthless traitor or a powerful official, he will die miserably and violently in the most "reasonable" accidental way at the set time and place, or even become a puppet fighting against each other.
As a result, Shanghai has a feared "living king of hell".
As the instigator, Lin Yan did not need to draw a gun at all, let alone visit the assassination scene in person.
During the day, he fished and read newspapers in No. 76, Fraternized with the traitors, and spent a lot of time creating a perfect alibi; at night, he turned into the Grim Reaper and manipulated the enemy behind the scenes.
"Assassination, who stipulated that you must go to the scene?"
In this latent era of blood and fire, let's see how Lin Yan relies on an unexpected diary to hide in the dark, kill enemies invisible, and become the most mysterious and terrifying legendary agent in the history of espionage!
Reader comments
If it were me, I would just write about the Emperor of Japan. Or Neji Okamura. Kill the Japanese one by one. Isn't this bad?
I have read Chapter 47 first, and here are my thoughts after reading:
Very exciting, maybe due to personal taste, it feels a little loose, but the looseness does create a unique taste
There are a little bit of poisonous points, but less than that. Overall it is still very exciting. Skipping the poisonous points will not affect the overall viewing. I have read Chapter 47 so far. I plan to read it slowly and then write down my thoughts after reading it.
The protagonist's name is Lin Yan in the first 28 chapters, and Su Mu from chapter 29 onwards. Did you copy and paste and forget to replace it?
If there really is such a good thing, if you write it one by one, the Japanese cabinet won't be able to write it for a year, and there won't be anyone left.
As for seeing yourself, it's easy. Let Boss Dai spend all his money to become a Japanese government-run newspaper to remember his identity (that is, kill a newspaper reporter and replace him himself), take a group photo with the cabinet, and live together. This cabinet of one hundred and eighty people is enough for the protagonist to write about.
The content of the story is quite exciting. It would be better if the difficulty of the assassination in the story was gradually upgraded from a simple and excessive assassination to a difficult assassination.
As long as you kill the little devil, I will give you five stars.
Your thinking is wrong. Sometimes in spy games, the more you do, the more mistakes you make. It may seem thrilling, but in fact, every step is on the tip of the knife. A real spy is a good agent. He should be unfavorable under the wall. You should make the protagonist a high-ranking official, and then let him act under the aura of the high-ranking official. This is more convenient, and it is not easy to be killed as cannon fodder.
The author is so great, please hurry up and make your output faster. I can't stop reading.
I just read a dozen chapters and it feels pretty good
Nice! Come on, author!
On this platform, you can find rare good books, keep up the good work
If it were me, I would just write about the Emperor of Japan. Or Neji Okamura. Kill the Japanese one by one. Isn't this bad?
I have read Chapter 47 first, and here are my thoughts after reading: Very exciting, maybe due to personal taste, it feels a little loose, but the looseness does create a unique taste There are a little bit of poisonous points, but less than that. Overall it is still very exciting. Skipping the poisonous points will not affect the overall viewing. I have read Chapter 47 so far. I plan to read it slowly and then write down my thoughts after reading it.
The protagonist's name is Lin Yan in the first 28 chapters, and Su Mu from chapter 29 onwards. Did you copy and paste and forget to replace it?
If there really is such a good thing, if you write it one by one, the Japanese cabinet won't be able to write it for a year, and there won't be anyone left. As for seeing yourself, it's easy. Let Boss Dai spend all his money to become a Japanese government-run newspaper to remember his identity (that is, kill a newspaper reporter and replace him himself), take a group photo with the cabinet, and live together. This cabinet of one hundred and eighty people is enough for the protagonist to write about.
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The content of the story is quite exciting. It would be better if the difficulty of the assassination in the story was gradually upgraded from a simple and excessive assassination to a difficult assassination.
As long as you kill the little devil, I will give you five stars. Your thinking is wrong. Sometimes in spy games, the more you do, the more mistakes you make. It may seem thrilling, but in fact, every step is on the tip of the knife. A real spy is a good agent. He should be unfavorable under the wall. You should make the protagonist a high-ranking official, and then let him act under the aura of the high-ranking official. This is more convenient, and it is not easy to be killed as cannon fodder.
The author is so great, please hurry up and make your output faster. I can't stop reading.
I just read a dozen chapters and it feels pretty good
Nice! Come on, author!
On this platform, you can find rare good books, keep up the good work