Spy War: from Street Kid to King of Agents

In Tianjin in the 26th year of the Republic of China, the orphan Chen Liu was just a street boy working in a grocery store. He just wanted to save money to marry Xiao Cui from the fried cake stall next door. An errand job worth five yuan allowed him to encounter a Japanese spy killing someone, and he plunged into the whirlpool of espionage. His extraordinary eyesight and ability to remember people were noticed by the military commander. He traveled around the Japanese Concession, No. 76 Demon Cave, and Wang Puppet high-level officials. While delivering false information for the Japanese, he also delivered key secret reports to the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. His lover died tragically, his comrades died one after another, and the corruption of the government was chilling. He put aside his greed for money and lurked in the enemy camp for decades with his businesslike skills. From a street gangster who eats and drinks, to a top lurker who stirs up the secret lines between the north and the south, he has been ups and downs in troubled times, spending half his life on the edge of a knife, just to keep the bottom line of his family and country in his heart.