Sharp Edge

Wu Wencai, a scout who resisted U. S. Aggression and aided Korea, died in action after holding on for 30 days in Shangganling. His soul traveled to the body of a mechanic of the same name in the South China Sea Fleet in 2006, and witnessed modern military changes and equipment generation differences. After rebirth, Wu Wencai was forced to retire from the army due to an accidental electric shock that was deemed an operational error. He returned to his hometown in Sichuan with dual memories and found that his parents had died in the Three Gorges resettlement accident. While applying for a job as a waiter in a five-star hotel in Shenzhen, he accidentally rescued Su Mingyue, the daughter of a group who was kidnapped. He showed his tactical skills as a scout beyond the times and was appreciated by the mysterious veteran king Zhang Tieshan. By repairing the air-conditioning system of the hotel, the secret passage of the smuggling group was discovered, which unexpectedly involved the infiltration plan of foreign forces related to the South China Sea incident. Key clues provided by old comrades revealed the transnational conspiracy. Wu Wencai's motto: "Those who offend China will be punished no matter how far away they are." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.