[Republican-era Spy Thriller | People’s View of History | Genius | Light Romance | No Ridiculously Overpowered System]
(P.S. If you’re looking for a brainless story where a few protagonists simply slaughter their way through the era, you may want to steer clear of this book. Modern history belongs to the people. There’s no need to make any changes to it. I can say with absolute certainty that the broad course of history will not change in this story.)
1927, an era teetering on the brink.
Other undercover agents risk their lives to hide every flaw, cautiously trying to stay alive.
Liu Jinghuai, looking utterly exasperated, shouts at the top of his lungs, “I’m an undercover agent! Come arrest me!” Yet everyone acts as if he isn’t there.
A sixteen-year-old medical genius?
Now that really is genius.
But I don’t know anything about medicine!
I’m just a college student who eats and sleeps!
Damn this ridiculous System!
And so, between putting on an act and losing his mind, Liu Jinghuai embarks on a life as a top spy.
Someone needs saving? Sure, I can save them.
Need money? Here you go, I’ve got plenty.
Academics? Of course, I’m a genius.
Intelligence? Accurate, absolutely precise.
It is only when Liu Jinghuai finally returns to his own body and can carry out the organization’s missions with it that he realizes he has truly survived in this era.
