The First Spy of the Republic of China Broke into the Japanese Military Headquarters

[Hard-core spy war] [Triple identities] [No rebirth and no system] [Salute to the ancestors of the secret front] In 1935, Wei Hansheng, who graduated from the special training class at the Nanjing Station of the Military Command and ranked first in achievement, stood at a secret fork in his life. Because his appearance is very similar to that of the Japanese aristocratic officer Konoe Jiro, he was hand-picked to carry out the top-secret "tanuki plan" - to replace the identity of the deceased and infiltrate the Japanese military intelligence core. No one knows that this young general, who Boss Dai has high hopes for, has long been an underground party lurking in the military command. In Nanjing and Shanghai before the outbreak of the all-out Anti-Japanese War, Wei Hansheng relied on his extraordinary powers of observation and meticulous reasoning to solve serious cases such as consulate leaks, theft of Jiang defense plans, and ghosts in arsenals. He arrested dozens of Japanese special agents and quickly became the famous "number one spy hunter" of the military commander. Artillery fire fell on Songhu, and Shanghai became an isolated island. He voluntarily chose to stay and play the role of three parts by himself. On the surface, he is the leader of the hidden team of the military command, and in the Japanese army camp, he is the commander of the Guards, but his true identity is that of an underground party member. On the blade, with three identities, he spent his life writing the most legendary page in the history of spy warfare in the Republic of China.