The Tea Cup Hides the Edge: the Storyteller's Secret Situation

When Peiping fell in the 26th year of the Republic of China, Zhou Chengjun, the storyteller of Yumingxuan Teahouse, entertained the neighbors with jokes about the Water Margin of the Three Kingdoms, but in fact he had a hidden secret - he used the dialect code passed down from his family to decode the storytelling content of the straw boat borrowing arrows into cipher text, and accidentally cracked the Japanese army's secret code for the whale swallowing plan. Matsumoto, the director of the Special High School Course, discovered that the underground intelligence network of North China was hidden in the cellar under the Eight Immortals table in the teahouse, and set up a trap to test it. Lao Zhou was forced to use the storytelling every night as a code book, and collaborated with Mo Qinghuan, a cultural conservator of the Forbidden City disguised as an accountant, to restore the ancient genealogy. In the room where tea cups were clashing and wood was woken up and slapped on the table, he used market wisdom and dialect codes to complete an intelligence war that affected the fate of the country, and ultimately guarded the fire of his family and country. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.