Spy Shadow: Cleaner; I Only Kill Japanese, Not Choosing Sides

Female-led · Spy warfare · No allegiance · Killing Japanese soldiers · No romance

This is a satisfyingly cool anti-Japanese war novel in which a top assassin with an infinite arms depot starts from the corpse of an unnamed female factory worker and, in a chaotic era, frightens the invaders to the point of terror, making all forces both love and fear her.

[Hunter System activated.]

[Beep! Kill one Japanese soldier to earn 10 hunting points.]

[Hunting points can be exchanged for: an M3 submachine gun with unlimited bullets, a Type 99A tank,

and even... a bowl of steaming braised pork.]

In her previous life, she was the top assassin codenamed "Cleaner," cold, efficient, and emotionless, specializing in handling the hardest "trash" for her employers.

One day, her soul transmigrates, and she wakes up in a cold corpse.

No wealthy heiress, no noble daughter,

she becomes an ordinary female worker in a Shanghai textile factory in 1937.

Cleaner is best at disposing of "trash" completely.

And in Shanghai in 1937, the most abundant "trash" is the Japanese.

From then on, the Bund gains a legend.

By day, she is a female business tycoon who can stir up the commercial world.

By night, she is a dark-as-night reaper harvesting lives, wielding a submachine gun with infinite firepower; wherever the gunfire reaches, not a blade of grass remains.

All sides rush to recruit her, and she refuses them all:

"I only trade; I don't take sides!"