During the Manchukuo period, a famous painting by Song Huizong, "Auspicious Crane", fell into the hands of Lieutenant General Yoshioka Yasuo of the Kwantung Army. The news was learned by the Anti-Japanese Alliance, and the guard and battalion commander Wu Ming was sent to sneak into Changchun City to wait for an opportunity to seize the painting. The action plan was detected by spies lurking within the Anti-Japanese Alliance and reported to the Kwantung Army. The two sides set up puzzles for each other, and other forces gradually participated in it. From this, a magnificent contest began, with espionage wars, treasure thefts, and military battles. Tactics within plots, plots within plots, who will win?
The protagonist Wu Ming has experienced ups and downs. He has been living on the streets since he was a child, first stealing and then banditry, but he still has a conscience in his heart. How did he gradually change and become a hero under the influence of many historical events and characters?
Reader comments
Too many memories and straying from the topic. It would be better not to write about the plot of stealing paintings, but to write about Wu Ming directly.
Too many memories and straying from the topic. It would be better not to write about the plot of stealing paintings, but to write about Wu Ming directly.
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