Waves of Secret War

There is a son of the president of a large Shanghai chamber of commerce, and there are Japanese people backing him up to do security work. There is a police chief who beats people casually and sends people to supervise him at all times. He takes some action and arrests a businessman. An operations section chief comes to bully the male protagonist. The director is the biggest boss. Half of his equipment was knocked off. Even if the male protagonist gives in, an operations section chief comes to trouble him, but he humbly tolerates it and gives away the caught gray goods. I don't understand what this means? Anyone come up and take a bite of a big fat piece of meat?

The son of the president of the Shanghai Chamber of Commerce has Japanese support behind him, so he is afraid of a police chief???

The heroine's portrait is here

Is this a new book or just released from the dark room? . Judging from the word count, I guess it's a new book. I haven't read it yet, but I'm going to read it. I'll keep my fingers crossed. Regardless of whether it's good or not, I'll give the author a shout-out first.

This article doesn't sound like a spy war, but it sounds like "working as an official in the Republic of China"

The heroine's portrait is here

57 Fans, so pitiful🤐

Isn't it true that the boss opens a small account?

This book is well written\like it

It's very good. Please keep updating the author...