You are Fang Bie.
Two years ago, you were a fervent young patriot studying in Shanghai,
shouting “Resist Japan and save the nation” in the streets,
but your youthful fire got you thrown in prison.
After your release, your teacher paid to send you to study in Japan. To shape you into a pro-Japanese figure, your image as a bookish student was gradually forgotten over the next two years.
Your teacher and the organization decide to make you a “traitor.”
How far can you go while undercover?
“No one who works in intelligence gets a good ending.”
Can you prove that saying wrong?
(A fan-fiction novelization of Fan Texi's The Hidden Path to the Red Road, also incorporating the adaptation The Hidden Guardian and real-life inspirations. It won't be very long, and will stay faithful to the original.)
Four stars is encouraged, it will have a certain promotion effect on good works. However, you can't hide your flaws: 1. Beyond the Orange Light is a text-based adventure. Visual and interactive elements can make up for some of the shortcomings of the narrative. Pure novelization should be enriched and expanded to a certain extent. 2. It is best to set it as a fan, and then add some new plots and new endings, such as Zhang Xiaomeng's line, Xue Mei's line, or the less tragic Lu Mengyin's line.
Drinking Aqiu soup, eating Yixian cake, dipping in Junko sauce, smoking Gaoyuan cigarettes, coming to Eisanmen again, opening a bottle of Lixi wine, wearing a Shixiong sword, and carrying a Ginhai ax. It is very beautiful, a combination of Yinmao and Akitu.
It restores the plot of the game very well, and the writing is also very good and delicate.
The last chapter was reviewed 😢 Why did I find out so late?
Rating for Red Tu, one of the best games in my opinion Of course the author of the novel is also very powerful