Undercover in 1936

I solemnly promise that this book contains no system! With the system, I can't resist the urge to break free from Earth and venture into the universe! 😜😜😜😜

I feel like this is going to be another wildly popular spy novel.

I started reading "The Sneaker Shop Infiltration," probably around the end of 2019, though I can't remember the exact date. It's my favorite spy novel, and I've finally finished it! "The Golden Age of Basketball," which I read in 2017, has also been republished—a double celebration! I'll definitely subscribe to it.

I really just want to know one thing: how do you gain other people's trust now that you have this Japanese identity? Even if you kill a few Japanese people or go undercover to provide intelligence, no one will restore your identity after the victory, right?

So far, it's alright, no major flaws, but also nothing particularly exciting. It's watchable. The later plot development is fairly predictable. The biggest flaw is his joining the Communist Party someday. Secretly supporting the Communists is one thing, helping the underground party is another, but given the protagonist's background and his experience of being trained by the Japanese, the ending won't be good. Ideally, he'd go overseas after 1949…

Don't force yourself to write when you're not feeling well. Excessive energy consumption is bad for your health. It's better to wait until your condition stabilizes before continuing. I hope your writing will last a long time and have a tenacious vitality.

First, the dean found you. The problem is, you couldn't speak Japanese at first, so how did you get through it? You need to refer to a chart to learn Japanese. And then there's another problem: you can't speak Japanese and you can't speak Chinese, so how did you learn Japanese?

Write it like this, keep it realistic, no cheat codes or lucky encounters. Good luck!

My suggestion is to stop or reduce the frequency of these "let's die knowing why" heart-to-heart talks. Underground work done this way is very risky. Right now, they're disguised as the "Wild Tail Agency" and a "Special Station," taking advantage of the so-called "undeveloped eavesdropping devices."

The captain's identity is a mystery.