War Correspondents Relied on Leek Boxes to Stop World Wars

Zhou Weiguo, who was an ace war reporter a hundred years ago, retired from the army due to injuries sustained in the Donbas war zone. Now he runs a "Zhou Ji Wonton Shop" that is on the verge of bankruptcy and is facing the dilemma of being demolished by unscrupulous developers. At this time, a mysterious old lady in a red dress who called herself "Aunt Su" came to his door and forced him to hand over an old Soviet record that contained secrets. In the process of dealing with the old lady and fighting the developers, Zhou Weiguo accidentally discovered a shocking secret buried under his wonton shop: a land deed from the Republic of China, and a recipe book with a double-headed eagle fire seal - the nine-step leek box dough method. It turns out that the ancestor of the Zhou family was not an ordinary cook, but the founder of the "Contract Eaters", a secret organization that existed in the Russian era and used food to resolve conflicts. The Morse code in the record is the key to activating the "contract breaker" network, and the leek box is the "voucher" for peace. When the world war was about to break out, Zhou Weiguo regained his faith and joined forces with Aunt Su to use this recipe to return to the Eastern European war zone. He no longer uses cameras to record the war, but instead makes leek boxes with his hands and sets up stoves beside the trenches. … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.