The protagonist transmigrates into the body of a petty member of Shanghai’s Green Gang in 1927. Using AI glasses brought from the modern world, he gradually makes a name for himself and earns the favor of Du Yuesheng and Gao Xinbao. But trouble soon follows: the AI glasses have no internet connection and cannot be charged. Worse still, to deal with a beautiful Japanese spy planted in the Green Gang, Gao Xinbao has Ji Ruolin serve as the fall guy in a sham marriage. After the wedding, however, Ji Ruolin uncovers secrets about even more beautiful Japanese spies. As the 1931 Battle of Shanghai and the 1937 Battle of Shanghai unfold, the AI glasses prove devastatingly effective.
A modest golden finger and a plot-driven story! If you spot something that doesn’t add up, congratulations: you’ve found the winding little path that leads to the final chapter ahead of time.
It is definitely a very special book among the Tomato spy novels. It describes the struggles of the low-level people in Shanghai in troubled times, and you can also feel the sense of crisis hanging above your heads in troubled times. The protagonist is just an ordinary person who accidentally fell into the bloody age. He has a golden finger, but there are many restrictions. Once the AI goes offline, he loses most of his support. All games must be played with his own brain. The human relationships and the game between the various forces in the concession are written in great detail. They are not cheating all the way, and every step of the plan involves risking one's life. It makes you watch tightly. The group portraits are brilliantly created, the positions of the characters on all sides are intertwined, and the collision of faith and desire for survival is very touching.
The book is very good. It is one of the few good books in Tomato.
Every supporting role is brilliant
Very interesting and beautiful.
Nice texture 👍