Sworn Brothers with Zheng Yaoxian from the Start

To be honest, you failed right from the start; your logical thinking was flawed. You can know Zheng Yaoxian is a member of the underground Communist Party, but you can't let him know you know he's one, and you certainly can't let him know you're a member of the underground Communist Party. Your actions exposed both of you to each other, which is not the behavior of a covert agent.

It's good, but if you're writing a spy story, don't include a harem, and it's best not to include girlfriends at all, because it's really troublesome, especially for spies.

I strongly recommend getting Chen Jiaying. Those who support this, please ask question #1 below.

You reveal your identity to every comrade you meet, that's impressive! 👍 You're quite the spy!

In the field of espionage, how can one pretend to be a prophet? Spies are incredibly sensitive and perceptive! Given Qi Rui's actions, Chen Jiaying's first instinct would be to report it to the organization, and then Qi Rui would have to confess and await organizational scrutiny. Most likely, he would be isolated by the organization.

Since they're not afraid of changing history, why not pull off a big heist? If it were me, knowing the intelligence headquarters would move to 76, I'd just find an opportunity to plant a few hundred pounds of explosives underneath and take them all down in one fell swoop.

Every Chinese person knows the protagonist's identity within Japan, only the Japanese don't. 😅

It's common knowledge that the protagonist's intelligence is linked to the author's.

The synopsis gives off a sense of utter lack of ambition.

Kite is truly an unparalleled spy drama in my opinion. Zheng Yaoxian, one of the six most powerful and arrogant members of the Kuomintang's Military Intelligence Bureau, met a tragic end in his later years. His wife committed suicide, and his daughter was adopted. He saw his daughter one last time before he died, but she refused to acknowledge him.