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Republican-Era Espionage: The Winds of Change
For the shame of the nation and the pain of our families, we will never rest until the Japanese invaders are defeated. Our blood soaks the scorched earth. We are sons of China, brave and true. This is a true story from the years of resistance against Japan. The King of Espionage emerges, reminding us never to forget the heroes of the unseen front.
41.9kReads8.8Score3.9kShelves
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Republican Era Espionage: Code Name Crab
They endured a long, dark night, writing an indispensable page in China's War of Resistance with their blood. Some say your writing feels real, but who knows that the real world of espionage was even more brutal, too brutal to put into words. With this book, I pay tribute to all the heroes who gave their lives for their country on the intelligence front.
30.1kReads8.1Score2.8kShelves
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A Northeast Chinese Chef's Life as a Spy
Transmigration is just a label. This novel takes a real and brutal period of history and tells the immortal story of the sons and daughters of China, who risked their lives and shed their blood to fight off foreign invaders. This book brings history back to life.
17.1kReads5.8Score1.6kShelves
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The Border Troops Returned the World to Our Han Family
The soul of a modern agent traveled through the Northern Dynasties and became the lowest level of Han soldiers at the border. The northern cavalry pressed down on the border, and the Xianbei nobles regarded him as a fool. He built earthen cannons, tempered swords, trained warriors, and built a powerful intelligence network. On his own, 500 men defeated an enemy of 30,000. Seize Bian Town and control the elites of six towns. What he wants has never been to live. In this world where barbarians scr
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Spy War: the First Action Team
The number and files of this action team were completely destroyed in a fire in the archives building of the Security Bureau ten years after its establishment. After that, it was gradually forgotten, and decades passed. Until one day, a Chinese found a diary on a farm in South America, and then he learned about an unknown history.
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