Becoming Agent Smith, Then Surpassing Agent Smith

Wang Ming, a master schemer, transmigrates to 1920s America and becomes Special Agent Smith in the early days of the FBI.

Prohibition, Wall Street swindlers, lobbying groups, nightclubs... In the Roaring Twenties, Wang Ming cares not for ideology, only business; not for loyalty, only value for money.

From then on, America loses a fair and upright Puritan agent and gains a man with influence everywhere.

By day, he busts bootleggers; by night, he sells access. Godfathers and politicians are his pawns, while Congress and the White House are his chessboard.