Although the East Corner Has Passed Away

During the Anti-Japanese War, Tang Yue, a ghost sniper and firearms repairman trained in Germany, went through the Battle of Songhu and the defense of Nanjing, and then moved to the Shanghai Special Front during the 10 years of military rule. The protagonist Tang Yue is a young master from Naqin who is half Mongolian. During the ten years of military rule, there were sacrifices and bravery during the Anti-Japanese War, as well as the disillusionment of faith and feelings during the confrontation between the two parties. As a firearms expert, after Tang Yue was seriously injured and left the front line, he was ordered to sneak into Wang Puppet No. 76 And open up military supplies transportation lines in East China and Lingnan. In the process of assisting the military commander in disposing of Japanese bacterial drugs, he mistook Shu Wanyu, an agent of the Military Command Bureau, for Sheng Wanzhen (Shu Wanyu's twin sister) who had saved her life, and was maliciously betrayed due to love. After clearing his suspicions, Tang Yue returned to Shanghai and unexpectedly reunited with Sheng Wanzhen, an intelligence officer of the Chinese Communist Party. Tang Yue was suspicious of Sheng Wanzhen and cleared up his suspicions until he finally quit. Without violating their beliefs, the two of them each adhered to their own principles and feelings amidst the smoke and fire.