Bloodshed in the Pacific: I Have a Full-Perception System

In 1942, as the Pacific War raged, Shanghai became the Japanese army's intelligence hub.

Zhao Beiwang, a company commander in the First Division of the New Fourth Army, slipped back behind enemy lines from north of the Yangtze. The moment he came ashore at Shiliupu Wharf, he was captured. Just as his life hung by a thread, the System arrived.

No one knew that a fully perceptive map was hidden in his mind. As his standing in his fabricated role rose, sound waves, electromagnetic waves, and thought waves began unlocking one tier at a time. From then on, the intelligence group centered around him became a beacon in the darkness.

Across the vast Pacific battlefield, the enemy's counterattacks grew ever more ferocious, but every move they made fell right onto his map.

Setting out from Shanghai, he made waves all the way across the battlefield, eventually becoming the decisive force that tipped the balance of the Pacific War.

His codename was Counterweight. In his previous life, he had been an extra playing a Chinese collaborator in Hengdian. In this life, he would become the protagonist he had always dreamed of being, and keep acting in this drama until dawn!