Shanghai: I Loot Treasure Chests and Slaughter the Japanese Invaders

[Synopsis: Republican era + bravery and brains + one heroine + revitalizing China + resistance against Japan + undercover agents + multiple identities + scheming + System + reborn + patriotism...]

In 1941, Shanghai has fallen, and spies lurk everywhere. Deliveryman Tang Chen is struck by lightning and transmigrates into the body of the Tang family’s most useless playboy. His elder brother is an operations captain in the puppet police force, his younger sister is studying in England, and he himself is too weak to carry a shoulder load or lift a hand. He has never even touched a gun.

Want to kill Japanese troops and traitors?

He can’t even find a way in.

Just as he curses heaven for treating him unfairly, a “Ding!” rings in his mind: the Spy War Treasure Chest System has been bound successfully!

The beginner’s treasure chest has appeared in an alley where agents from No. 76 are surrounding and hunting down resistance fighters. Time remaining: thirty minutes.

Go, or stay? If he goes, he might be mistaken for a resistance fighter and shot dead. If he doesn’t, he’ll remain a good-for-nothing forever.

Tang Chen grits his teeth and sneaks into the gunfight under cover of darkness. Right under the traitors’ noses, he opens the chest and instantly obtains a System space, a silenced pistol, and a sharpshooter’s legacy.

From then on, Shanghai has a new “chest hunter” who seeks out the most dangerous places. Treasure chests appear at the heart of enemy spy networks, Japanese military strongholds, and assassination sites. The more dangerous the situation, the greater the rewards. By day, he is a dissolute young master; by night, he becomes a death-dealing killer who hunts traitors and Japanese invaders.

From the alleys of Jing’an to the Special Higher Police, he starts by seeking treasure chests and carves his way through the Japanese invaders!