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Books by 南桥七月
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The Complete Story of Undercover 潜伏之全传
In 1945, with victory in the War of Resistance drawing near, Yu Zecheng, a Communist underground agent codenamed “Emei Peak,” is sent by Dai Li to the Tianjin Station of the Military Statistics Bureau. Relying on his exceptional intelligence and composure, he carefully navigates the enemy’s inner circles, maneuvering among multiple factions. But the unexpected return of his former lover, Zuo Lan; the suspicions and tests of station chief Wu Jingzhong; and the covert surveillance of his colleague
8.4kReads7.8Score556Shelves
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Undercover: Echoes from a Lonely Island 潜伏之孤岛余声
In 1949, the Taiwan Strait is lashed by fierce winds and towering waves. Yu Zecheng, a Communist underground agent codenamed Emei Peak, has no time to savor the joy of victory before Wu Jingzhong forces him aboard a ship bound for Keelung. Behind him lies a homeland he never had the chance to say goodbye to; ahead is an isolated island rife with hidden currents. Under the watchful eye of his former superior, Wu Jingzhong, and hunted by the bloodthirsty secret agent Li Zixuan, he resumes his life
2.6kReads6.8Score108Shelves
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Transmigrating into Bright Sword: Li Yunlong’s Independent War of Resistance 穿越亮剑:李云龙的独立抗战之路
Modern young man Lin Manduo gets so frustrated watching a show that he unexpectedly transmigrates into the insubordinate regimental commander known as the defiant Li Yunlong, a man who was supposed to be executed. Demoted to a common soldier, he uses his knowledge of the plot to recruit Wei the Monk before anyone else, teams up with political commissar Zhao Gang, brings Chu Yunfei over to his side, and beats Yamamoto’s Special Forces to the punch. When all the scattered heroes of Jinxi Bei have
2.1kReads—Score—Shelves
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Kite: The Prequel 风筝前传
In 1932, Communist intelligence agent Zheng Yaoxian, codenamed “Kite,” is ordered to go undercover in the Special Services Division of the Fuxing Society. Over eighteen years, he rises from a rookie agent to the high-ranking position of “Juntong Sixth Brother,” navigating Dai Li's suspicions, the Nationalist Central Organization Department's Party Affairs Investigation Bureau's crackdown, and pursuit by the Japanese. As “Guizi Liu,” he strikes fear into his enemies and eliminates traitors, while
719Reads7.6Score—Shelves
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Kite on a Deserted Island 孤岛风筝
Shanghai, an isolated island, 1941. Zheng Yaoxian, the Juntong's ace agent known as “Guizi Liu,” arrives at the Shanghai station as deputy chief and launches a bloody campaign against Japanese and puppet forces in the French Concession. Ruthless and always several steps ahead, he's the enemy's most fearsome opponent and the most dependable big brother in the eyes of his comrades. No one knows his true codename is “Kite,” a top-secret Communist operative working undercover. Every day, he walks a
467Reads7.3Score—Shelves
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I Transmigrated and Became Chief of Staff? 穿越之我成了局座?
Dai Chunfeng wakes up to find himself the head of the Military Statistics Bureau in 1939. This modern man, familiar with history and its course, realizes he's sitting on a powder keg: powerful Kuomintang officials want him dead, Mao Renfeng is sharpening his knives, and Zheng Yaoxian, the ace agent he relies on most, is actually a Communist super-spy codenamed “Kite.” Even worse, he has to keep playing along with Zheng Yaoxian, or he'll be killed if his identity is exposed. While holding onto po
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Detective Di Renjie: A Mysterious Case 神探狄仁杰之谜案
In the second year of the Tianshou era under Empress Wu, an unidentified woman’s corpse appeared in Luoyang’s ghost market, a blood-red peony embroidered on her back. The body bore no wounds, but a faint, strange fragrance lingered at her throat. Acting on an imperial order, Di Renjie secretly investigated and discovered that the embroidery was connected to an old palace case. Night fog blanketed the ghost market, witnesses fell silent one after another, and the half of a seal found in the woman
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Flying Tiger Falcon 飞虎猎鹰
In 1940, the French Concession in Tianjin was rife with undercurrents. Though the Japanese invaders’ lackeys were held back outside the concession, they used gangsters to set a bizarre deadly trap. Yan Shuangying, code-named “Blade,” infiltrated the enemy’s puppet-agent lair as an undercover operative. But his true identity was “Falcon,” one of the Party’s top undercover agents. Facing the Special Higher Police’s meticulous schemes and attacks from every faction, he relied on both courage and cu
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Lone Eagle Kite 孤鹰风筝
After the Battle of Shanghai in 1937, the Chinese-administered areas of Shanghai fell, leaving the foreign concessions as an isolated island. The Japanese secret service’s Mei Agency backed Ding Mocun and Li Shiqun in establishing the No. 76 Special Agent Headquarters, where they launched a brutal campaign to hunt down and kill resistance fighters. The Military Statistics Bureau, the Central Bureau of Investigation, and the CCP’s underground network all suffered devastating losses. Yan Shuangyin
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The Disguiser: Poison Bee 伪装者之毒蜂
At death's door, Wang Tianfeng, the Military Statistics Bureau's "Poison Bee," was replaced by Lin Feng, a modern-day fan of the TV series. Knowing the entire plot of The Disguiser, Lin Feng decides to set an even more dangerous "death trap" in motion, deliberately going undercover at the Wang puppet government's intelligence headquarters in Shanghai. Amid Wang Manchun's suspicions, Ming Lou's scrutiny, and Ming Cheng's covert investigation, he walks a razor's edge, using intelligence from his f
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Tale of Two Stars on a Lonely Island 孤岛双星记
In 1939, during Shanghai's isolated-island period, the 76 Office has just been established as a den of evil, and Japanese agents run rampant. Yan Shuangying, an underground Communist Party member, infiltrates the 76 Office under the name "Earl," walking a razor's edge. Meanwhile, Zheng Yaoxian, a top undercover agent of the Central Special Operations Division codenamed "Kite," is assigned by Dai Li to the Shanghai station of the Military Statistics Bureau, where he secretly lays plans in the Fre
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Sixth Brother of the Military Statistics Bureau: The Kite on the Cliff 军统六哥:悬崖上的风筝
[Transmigrated into a spy thriller] + [Gripping espionage] + [Fierce battles against the Japanese and traitors] + [Passing on intelligence] Shanghai, the “Isolated Island” of 1939, is a place of shifting tides and hidden dangers. Zheng Yunshan, a modern soul, wakes up to find himself in the body of Zheng Yaoxian, an ace agent of the Military Statistics Bureau, whose true identity is “Kite,” an undercover Communist agent. He is “Sixth Brother,” navigating three different identities. Barely has he
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My God's-Eye View at No. 76 我在76号开上帝视角
Li Zixuan wakes up to find that his soul has transmigrated into the body of the deputy director of the Wang Jingwei regime's No. 76 Special Agents Headquarters. He only wanted to coast along as a bureaucrat, but his composure crumbles on his very first day at work. The operations chief is actually Zheng Yaoxian from Kite, the communications office is staffed by Yu Zecheng from Lurk, and the chief financial adviser to the Wang regime's Economic Bureau, who treats him with icy disdain, looks exact
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