Going Undercover, Starting as a Temporary Agent for the Military Statistics Bureau

“I slip through the Abyss, burning with glory, just to give the dawn a little more light.”, Epitaph on an Unmarked Grave

1938, Jiangcheng. Li Sanhuo transmigrated and became a temporary employee of the Military Statistics Bureau: an unofficial staffer earning ten yuan in fabi a month, with no compensation for dying, cannon fodder among cannon fodder.

Then, after a routine errand went awry and his whole squad was wiped out, an explosion gave him a System.

While others use guns, he exploits his knowledge advantage. While others risk their lives, he relies on glory points. When others have exhausted every last trump card, he can still fight to the death.

While his colleagues are busy fighting over power and profit, he has already begun using his memories of the future to hunt down Japanese spies hiding in the shadows.

From cannon fodder to ace agent, he too becomes part of history.

This is an alternate-history novel, dedicated to the heroes who, during those turbulent years, fearlessly sacrificed themselves and fought on the secret front of the war against Japan to protect the Chinese people.

All events in this story are fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental.

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