Murderous Intent
by Luo Xuepeng
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A masterpiece that reflects the final fate of the Japanese Kwantung Army. On August 15, 1945, the Japanese surrendered unconditionally, and Longjiang City, an important northeastern town, fell into a power vacuum for a while. Who is the king and who is the bandit, who will be born and who will be destroyed? Whose world will Longjiang become? An extremely brutal battle began in a bloody rain. The novel is written in a powerful and majestic way, recreating the picturesque and legendary epic of a special era. On August 15, 1945, the Japanese surrendered unconditionally, and Longjiang City, an important northeastern town, fell into a power vacuum for a while. The Soviet Red Army marched straight in, secretly supporting the Chinese Communist Party to take over the city; unwilling to fail, the Kuomintang launched a fierce struggle and actually entangled the desperate Japanese Kwantung Army, White Russian bandits, and puppet Manchukuo armed forces to take advantage of the withdrawal of the Soviet Red Army to plot to launch a riot. Who is the king and who is the bandit, who will be born and who will be destroyed? Whose world will Longjiang become? An extremely brutal battle began in a bloody rain. Three women and one drama. A female intelligence officer of the military command did not hesitate to serve the enemy with her own life in order to rescue her superior. The police chief and department chief fell under the pomegranate skirt one after another; the jewel in the eye of the White Russian general turned out to be the secret lover of the top commander of the Soviet army, and a large number of weapons fell into the hands of the enemy on the eve of the riot; the bloodshed in Longjiang City The debt-ridden former captain of the military police Mizuno, whose daughter Yuriko was once a loyal admirer of her father, truly fell in love with the captain of the guard brigade of the Communist Democratic Alliance. The stubborn Mizuno was finally inspired by her to join the ranks of the storm...
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