Spy War: Lao Liu's Counterattack

Chen Shu, 20 years old, is publicly identified as a waiter at the "Big World" nightclub in Shanghai's French Concession. In fact, he is a cold pawn placed by our party between the Japanese Army's Special High School and Wang Puppet No. 76 - Even his direct line does not know what he looks like. Three years ago, he traveled to Shanghai in 1939, and Chen Shu awakened to the daily sign-in system. As long as you sign in at a specific location, you can get various props: disguise masks, shorthand cigarettes, one-day language proficiency, and even a pistol that can shoot through steel plates. He simply acted as the sixth child. Others rely on courage to lurk, but he lives by signing in. The first thing I do when I open my eyes every day: find a place to sign in. Over time, my pockets became filled with weird life-saving gadgets. The mission is to make dead people alive. He just turned his near-death experience from lurking into clocking in for work - occasionally getting information and provoking a few girls by the way. Unexpectedly, the dancer Shen Manci he rescued turned out to be a correspondent assigned by the military commander; the female student Gu Wantang he knocked down on the street had a full set of radio equipment hidden in her home; the Japanese business girl Yukiho Ikeda whose father he blocked from a knife was the translator of the Special Higher Education Course... One is more troublesome than the other, and one is more dangerous than the other. But Chen Shu discovered that these women were more than just trouble - they were the only living people he could speak a few words to in this long night where no light could be seen. The things the system gives me every day when I check in are getting more and more outrageous. Today is "three minutes of absolute invisibility", tomorrow it is a pack of cigarettes that can numb a street. Chen Shu used these inappropriate tricks to play