Espionage: You're tasked with spying, but you'll blow up the Special Higher Police?

In Shanghai in 1940, the War of Resistance against Japan had entered a stalemate. The conflicts and struggles between various factions—the Japanese Special Higher Police, the Mei Agency, the Wang Jingwei regime's 76th Division, the Military Intelligence Bureau, the Central Bureau of Investigation and Statistics, and the Communist Party—intensified, with frequent covert battles. Zhou Hongyi transmigrated into the body of the brother-in-law of a notorious traitor, joining the Wang Jingwei regime's police department. Awakening his powerful spy system, he skillfully navigated the complex relationships between these factions, repeatedly teetering on the brink of death. Utilizing his newfound status, he delivered messages, rescued Communist Party members, transported medicine, and assassinated traitors, becoming known to the enemy as a powerful and mysterious figure—the "Four-Faced Buddha"...