In 1932, in order to split and enslave China, the Japanese imperialists supported the last emperor of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, Puyi, to establish the puppet Manchukuo in the northeast. However, mysterious and unusual events occurred frequently in the puppet Manchukuo under enslavement. All clues pointed to the mysterious shamanism. In order to explore the truth, the Special Intelligence Division of the Japanese Kwantung Army established an exclusive investigation department, the Secret Search Section, to recruit non-common folk...
The strange experience of being captured by a foreigner, the espionage struggle of an anti-Japanese undercover agent, and the pervasive penetration of a lone army by a detailed organization. This opens a new chapter in a foreign culture.
Reader comments
It is a relatively interesting story structure and theme. It is much better than the brainless cool articles that are rampant now. There is no so-called cool point in the whole process, but the storyline is intertwined. Sometimes if you don't pay attention, you will not be able to connect to the following stories and have to go back and read it again. It's a book that's useful for my brain. I'm an old bookworm, and my tastes are becoming more and more picky. Many novels nowadays are roughly browsed, or listened to in the background while working. It's hard to find a book that I'm willing to read carefully. This book is one of them.
It's okay, link by link. The plot in the front is more interesting, but it's more cumbersome in the back, but it's also more general. Japan, heresy, and various organizations of the Kuomintang are interspersed together, but it's not confusing at all. It can be seen that the author's writing and thinking are clear, but why not give it five stars? Some paragraphs are missing. Overall, it's okay.
The author is very imaginative and writes stories that are ups and downs, sometimes weird, sometimes fantasy. Most of the characters have multiple identities, justice and evil are intertwined, humanity and demons struggle. There are also stories about reincarnation and retribution for good and evil. It's a brain-burning read, but it's really good!
Very good, very brain-burning
The ending is very good, the author is really great
I was a little confused by the ending, but it was really good to watch, reasoning, history, and religion. Especially the period when the story takes place
The content is incomplete and incoherent, but the storyline is good
The content is exciting, well organized, and meaningful. I like it.
Okay, it's very well written.
Very beautiful and very brain-burning.
The plots are intertwined and interesting.
The content is engaging.
When I saw Liu Mouzheng showing his precognitive ability, I wondered if he was a person from another world. When I saw him entering the Spirit Palace, I guessed that he was a parallel Tang Qianlin.
It is a relatively interesting story structure and theme. It is much better than the brainless cool articles that are rampant now. There is no so-called cool point in the whole process, but the storyline is intertwined. Sometimes if you don't pay attention, you will not be able to connect to the following stories and have to go back and read it again. It's a book that's useful for my brain. I'm an old bookworm, and my tastes are becoming more and more picky. Many novels nowadays are roughly browsed, or listened to in the background while working. It's hard to find a book that I'm willing to read carefully. This book is one of them.
It's okay, link by link. The plot in the front is more interesting, but it's more cumbersome in the back, but it's also more general. Japan, heresy, and various organizations of the Kuomintang are interspersed together, but it's not confusing at all. It can be seen that the author's writing and thinking are clear, but why not give it five stars? Some paragraphs are missing. Overall, it's okay.
The author is very imaginative and writes stories that are ups and downs, sometimes weird, sometimes fantasy. Most of the characters have multiple identities, justice and evil are intertwined, humanity and demons struggle. There are also stories about reincarnation and retribution for good and evil. It's a brain-burning read, but it's really good!
Very good, very brain-burning
The ending is very good, the author is really great
I was a little confused by the ending, but it was really good to watch, reasoning, history, and religion. Especially the period when the story takes place
The content is incomplete and incoherent, but the storyline is good
The content is exciting, well organized, and meaningful. I like it.
Okay, it's very well written.
Very beautiful and very brain-burning.
The plots are intertwined and interesting.
The content is engaging.
When I saw Liu Mouzheng showing his precognitive ability, I wondered if he was a person from another world. When I saw him entering the Spirit Palace, I guessed that he was a parallel Tang Qianlin.