Espionage: You Told Me to Infiltrate, So Why Did I Wipe Out the Japanese and Their Collaborators?

[Republican-era espionage + status system + suspenseful mind games + ruthless decisiveness] After ten years doing business in Japan, Shen Mo unexpectedly transmigrates to 1940 and becomes a Juntong agent. But as soon as he opens his eyes, he is framed as both the assassin of his superior and a Japanese spy operating undercover, trapped in a bizarre dead end. Just then, the [Military Merit Status Extraction System] activates. Relying on the System’s skills and his meticulous mind, he finds the real culprit and clears his name. To his astonishment, the Japanese spy who framed him is Yoshikawa Hongze, nephew of Yoshikawa Teisa, head of the secret police and a close relative of the Heavenly Emperor. With orders from his superiors, he then impersonates Yoshikawa Hongze and infiltrates a Japanese secret service agency, using his royal family connections to become a junior officer. He also secretly forms a special operations squad codenamed “Peregrine Falcon.” Armed with Juntong’s assassination list, they unleash a storm of bloodshed behind enemy lines. Extra! Agency chief Minagawa Chiyuo has been killed with a single shot! Extra! Tokko chief Kurokawa Shigeru has been assassinated, his body left beyond recognition! Extra! Li Shiqun, deputy director of No. 76, has been killed. Action squad leader Wu Sibao has died a gruesome death in the street, and the famous female spy Nanzou Yunko has been riddled with bullets... The secret service agencies are gripped by fear, never knowing when they might become the Peregrine Falcon’s next prey. Wang Jingwei: “Where on earth can I hide and be safe?” Kagezawa of the Mei Agency: “Am I next?” Dohi: “Hongze, you are of the imperial family, and the person I trust most. I hereby appoint you head of the Mei Agency. You must find the Peregrine Falcon and avenge the warriors of the Empire!” “Your Excellency, don’t I look like the Peregrine Falcon?”