A Golden Finger a Day, Slaughtering the Japanese in the Spy War

Lu Chen, a modern national security archives analyst, dies suddenly while sorting classified documents, his consciousness sinking into darkness. When he opens his eyes again, he has become a second lieutenant cadet about to graduate from the ninth class of the Central Military Academy in 1936. He has the same name, but now finds himself in a fictionalized world of chaos that seems strangely familiar. The Japanese invasion is imminent, and fourteen years of blood and fire lie ahead. He knows how every major battle will unfold, how every historical turning point will go, and what calamities are about to befall this country. On his first day after transmigrating, a cold voice rings in his mind: “First ability unlocked: Danger Sense.” From then on, a new ability will awaken each time the number of days doubles. Firearms mastery, unlimited money, disguise and transformation, unlimited simulation... until he becomes the hidden piece on the board that no one can see through. He joins the Military Intelligence and Investigation Department, becoming “Lu the Grim Reaper,” a name that strikes terror into the enemy. In secret, he takes the place of a fallen comrade, becoming the Red Party's deepest stake in enemy territory. He funds the entire Military Intelligence Department, making himself indispensable to everyone from its director to its orderlies. Disguised as a descendant of the Japanese imperial family, he infiltrates the heart of the Special Higher Police. And the people around him die, one by one. Comrades, mentors, close friends, contacts... Every loss tears at his resolve while forcing even greater abilities to awaken. This is one man's history of espionage. No romance, only a blood-soaked game of strategy.