Military Administration Sixth Brother: Kite Prequel
【Historical · Spy Fiction · Action】
A hard-edged, masterpiece-level prequel to Kite, featuring ruthless decisiveness, crushing high-IQ warfare, and pure spycraft without a system.
Tired of pitiful, bullied undercover agents? Come see what a true “ancestor of espionage drama” looks like.
The clock turns back to 1932, when the future “Sixth Brother of the Juntong,” Zheng Yaoxian, first begins to show his brilliance.
In his left hand is the killing knife of the Fuxingshe; in his right hand, a top-secret telegram from Yan'an.
“Try assassination against me? Even the textbooks from your Tokkekai were copied from me.”
“Want to do surveillance? I can fill in Zhongtong’s cipher book with my eyes closed!”
From the rainy streets of Shanghai at night to the arena of power and profit in Nanjing’s upper circles, Zheng Yaoxian uses methods that are brutally forceful yet precise to the extreme to crush every act of defiance.
This is a pure brainpower power-fantasy that does not need a system to prop it up!
Watch as he teaches Dai Li how to judge people, teaches the Japanese how to be ghosts, and step by step becomes the faceless mad god pressing down over the entire Republic-era intelligence world.
He outwits Zhongtong action teams, destroys a Qingbang gambling den in three minutes, and builds a top-secret intelligence network from nothing.
The intelligence chiefs who later threw themselves into fire and water for him all said:
“I, Song Xiao’an, in this life only admire Sixth Brother’s brain!”
“My life, Zhao Jianzhi’s, was given by Sixth Brother. Whoever dares touch him, I’ll wipe out their whole family!”
Here is the cruelest black-on-black betrayal and the most mind-bending trap within a trap!
Watch Kite take off, watch Sixth Brother don armor, and in the unpredictable sea of Republican-era espionage, build an empire of night with his own hands.
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