Behind the Door Is 1940: the Spy in Winter

Lin Mo never thought that sudden death from working overtime would really happen to him. When he opened his eyes again, he was already lying on a cedar board in a dilapidated attic in Shanghai in 1940. The good news is that his rental house came with him. The room, the high-end computer, and even the half-eaten bucket of Laotan pickled cabbage noodles on the coffee table, all existed intact in a space that only he could enter. Computers can surf the Internet, search, and access all the information of this era—but they can only read it, not speak it. It was like he was standing in front of a transparent glass window, able to see the future but unable to let anyone know about it. Shanghai in 1940 was an isolated island and a hunting ground. No. 76, The Japanese Gendarmerie, the Concession Patrol House, the Military Command, the Central Command, the underground party - all forces are fighting openly and secretly in this city, and if you are not careful, you will be doomed. Lin Mo soon discovered that this was not the history textbook he was familiar with - the name shouted from the newsboy made him realize that he had traveled into the world of "The Pretender". Minglou, Acheng, Mingtai... The characters he had seen through the screen now exist alive in this city. He knows everyone's trump cards, but no one knows his existence. With information gaps and a computer that never turns off the screen, Lin Mo began to gain a foothold in this city. The first step is to act as a copywriter. He chose... This is the story of a modern social worker carrying a computer, using information gaps to leverage the era during the spy war in Shanghai in 1940.