Deep Sea Echo

Spy novels. Introduction to the works of the protagonist Deep Sea Echo In 1941, on an isolated island in Shanghai, there was a turbulent undercurrent under the bright lights of the ten-mile foreign market. Shen Yanqing, the translator of the Wang Puppet Ministry of Foreign Affairs who returned from studying abroad, is actually the "Jackdaw" of the CCP lurking behind enemy lines. He is responsible for the top-secret mission of stealing the "Pufferfish Project", the core combat plan of the Japanese army. He walks on the edge of the knife between the Japanese army, the Wang Puppet and the No. 76 Secret service. He must disguise his identity to deal with the various investigations, but also has to start a life-and-death game with his former classmate and now the ruthless chief of the No. 76 Operations Section, Gu Yanchen. In this battle between faith and humanity, he and the charming military agent "Nightingale" Su Manli went from testing each other to fighting side by side, forming a life-and-death bond in the white terror; the sacrifice of Lao Zhou, the person in charge of the underground transportation station, made him firm on his mission in grief. From the transfer of tigers away from the mountain at Jing'an Temple to the secret battle in the archives of the Japanese military headquarters, from the radio breakout in the concession to the final showdown in the abandoned warehouse, Shen Yanqing relied on his calm resourcefulness and firm belief to open a gap in the encirclement and suppression by various forces, and successfully passed on the information about the fate of the battlefield in Central China. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.