Agent 40

This is a work that describes the life and death of the Chinese Communist intelligence personnel during the Anti-Japanese War, and is both evocative and evocative. Cheng Zhuo was ordered to infiltrate the Japanese and puppet government and serve as the mayor of Shicheng City. Faced with the curse of his family, the rape of the Eighth Route Army's military workers, the interception and killing of the Kuomintang's special service team, and the assassination of the cunning Japanese intelligence department, he was surrounded by a dangerous environment. Cheng Zhuo still endured the humiliation, fought wits and courage, persevered, had the courage to sacrifice and persisted in his faith, and obtained important enemy information. The novel unfolds from a new perspective, with twists and turns in the plot and ups and downs. Cheng Zhuo faces threats from all sides, including the armed workers team, the special service team, the Japanese intelligence department, and family misunderstandings. On the surface, he is obedient, but on the inside, he is strong and fickle. He has friendship, love, hatred, and firm belief.