Anti-Japanese spy war + history-based artistic processing + intrigues + cruel reality
On November 12, 1937, the Battle of Songhu ended, and the iron hooves of the Japanese invaders officially began to trample every inch of land in Shanghai.
Gu Jueyuan, then deputy chief of the Shanghai Police Department, was recognized by the Japanese invaders for personally shooting Ye Yuntian, the then police chief who would rather die than surrender. He took over the post of Shanghai police chief and became a notorious traitor.
On December 8, 1941, the Pacific War broke out. The Japanese invaders in Shanghai officially entered the concession that had been controlled by Britain, France, the United States and other countries, and declared their full occupation of Shanghai.
However, the Chinese nation's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression continues. Whether it is a frontal battlefield or a war behind enemy lines, whether it is a red bayonet or a hidden front, for the sake of national justice, every passionate Chinese has not stopped fighting.
This work, through the perspective of Gu Yue, the son of the traitor Gu Jueyuan, tells the stories of the pioneers of the secret front in Shanghai under the iron heel of the invaders.
This story is purely fictional. The real names of historical figures may appear in the book, such as the names of Japs and traitors, to explain the background and environment. The deeds of these people in the book may not be exactly the same as historical facts, but Japs are still Japs, and traitors are still traitors.
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I'm still writing a book with several million words that no one has read. I haven't read it yet, so I don't know what to do.
I'm still writing a book with several million words that no one has read. I haven't read it yet, so I don't know what to do.