Espionage 1937: The Agent Who Can Soul-Travel Through the Military Intelligence Bureau

Han Zhenhua, a recent high school graduate from the modern era, unexpectedly finds himself transported to the wartime Shanghai of 1937. Armed with nothing but his smartphone—whose signal is dead, yet whose AI-powered search app miraculously still functions—he discovers an unparalleled advantage in the midst of Japan's brutal occupation. By a twist of fate, the Military Intelligence Bureau (Juntong) mistakes him for "Crow," a dormant peripheral agent. Rather than correct the error, Han leans into the misconception, using his phone's real-time historical and tactical data to deliver pinpoint accurate intelligence on Japanese and puppet regime operations. From a nobody scraping by, he ascends into a shadowy legend—the Bureau's most effective, untraceable asset. Yet as the Japanese forces rage and launch sweeping manhunts across every intelligence network, they find nothing. No leaks, no moles, no defectors. How could they? Han never infiltrates their ranks, never bribes a clerk, never taps a wire. His edge is a device from another era—and in 1937, no one is even looking for it.