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- 1 The Night Is Drawing to an End 黑夜将尽 In many cases, the damage caused by a spy is no less devastating than that inflicted by a well-equipped army group. The outcome of a battle is limited in its impact, but a master spy can sway the course of an entire war. In turbulent Shanghai, the Special Higher Section, the Military Statistics Bureau, the Special Service Headquarters, and the War Intelligence Bureau all maneuvered against one another... 0Votes24.1kRecs16.6kFans
- 2 The Spy's Trail 谍踪 [Relive the true history of espionage. History buffs are welcome!] Forensic doctor Lin Jiangbei transmigrates to 1936 by a twist of fate. Using his identity, he hunts down Japanese spies and assists the underground organization, writing a stirring legend of Chinese manhood in an era rife with war! 0Votes505.5kRecs76.6kFans
- 3 Secret Operations 秘战 In 1943, as the War of Resistance against Japan nears its end, the struggle between the Nationalists, Communists, and Japanese grows ever more intense. Beneath an appearance of calm, the situation is in fact treacherous, with danger lurking everywhere… 0Votes98.1kRecs73.4kFans
- 4 A Struggle in the Sea of Spies 谍海争渡 In the sea of espionage, one crosses against the current and finds no shore to return to. In August 1938, the fall of Jiangcheng was unavoidable. Chu Xinpu, a member of our party’s Central Special Branch, was ordered to join the Jiangcheng Special Committee and go undercover behind enemy lines for a long-term war of resistance. The book’s original title was Crossing Against the Current, but the publishing platform showed that someone was already using it, so I added the words In the Sea of 0Votes38.7kRecs21.2kFans
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Shadows in the Spy War 谍海猎影
Fang Bufei transmigrated to the Republic of China era. He thought that with his experience and abilities, along with his foreknowledge of the bigger picture, even if he couldn't dominate the battlefield and make a name for himself, he could at least make Japanese spies and Chinese collaborators lose their nerve and flee in terror.
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