Stop Investigating, Warlord. Your Dead Wife Is Back as an Agent

[Substitute strikes back + top agent + evenly matched leads + Republican-era spy thriller]

Ye Wange “died unexpectedly” at her wedding seventeen years ago. In truth, she was a secret agent sent undercover on a mission.

Seventeen years later, a socialite who looks just like her and loves making a scene is sent to the Military Governor’s residence as her substitute.

Everyone laughs at Ye Wange, calling her a lowly plaything meant to entertain others. They don’t know that beneath her alluring beauty lies a top agent codenamed “Awakening of Insects.”

Armed with peerless disguise skills and codebreaking expertise, she enters the game to break into the northern warlords’ central intelligence network, surrounded by wolves on all sides.

Facing Xiao Chengze, the cold-blooded, suspicious northern commander who might draw his gun to test her at any moment, she treads carefully at every step:

By day, she’s a spoiled substitute basking in favor. By night, she’s a ruthless blade in the dark.

The powerful elites and undercover operatives who try to climb over her are all toppled while she chats and laughs. She cuts her way through Beiping!

Then the classified files from a shocking espionage case are unsealed, exposing all her cards. She presses the cold barrel of her gun to Xiao Chengze’s brow.

The ruthless warlord, a man who has never shown mercy, doesn’t even try to dodge. Instead, he grips her waist tightly, eyes red and voice hoarse:

“Seventeen years... Wange, even if I have to trade half my realm for it, you won’t get to die again.”