Espionage in 1929

Those who traveled back to the Republic of China era to become spies are laughable. They don't realize that the history and information they themselves possess about the future is a million times more important than the intelligence they painstakingly obtained from the enemy! They're practically begging while sitting on a golden rice bowl.

The Virgin Mary persuaded him to leave. Having just returned to China, I rescued an unrelated person and gave away half of the money I had on me. Even now, nobody would do that.

Is the title "Greater Shanghai 1929" in violation of regulations? The original title was much more appealing.

Having read over 70 chapters, I'm quite speechless. He talks about serving the country through industry, but then he opens a nightclub. He claims to be on a different path from Feng Jingyao, yet he's getting increasingly entangled with him. And the police station—I thought he'd transform into a brilliant detective, but he's just a translator, coasting along. Where does his prestige come from?

The spy novel becomes "Rebirth of the God of Gamblers in Shanghai 2".

One chapter a day is too little.

Well written, keep it up! 💪

This book is quite well-written; it's about a spy who meticulously establishes his identity and builds his empire from scratch. What I didn't want to read was the interaction with Xu Zhimo; it exaggerated Xu Zhimo to an extreme degree. I dislike writers like Xu Zhimo who have questionable morals.

Your birth destined you to never be with the Red Party.

It feels like a misleading advertisement; naming it "Rebirth of Shanghai" would be more fitting.