"Five Paths" is a spy novel that reflects the period of the Anti-Japanese War. The Yongjian chapter of "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu says: "Therefore, there are five Yongjian: there is the cause, there is the internal, there is the reaction, there is the death, and there is the life. The five periods all arise, and no one knows the way. This is called the divine order, and the treasure of the king."
An anti-Japanese force led by the protagonist Lu Sheng went deep into Japan, stealing intelligence many times and smashing the Japanese army's conspiracy against China. Strongly supported the domestic war of resistance.
The novel strives to explore the good and evil of human nature, enrich the images of big and small characters with dual personalities, and reflect the passive maturity and behavioral norms during the war through psychological description. The storyline centers on Tokyo, Japan, and spies from both the enemy and ourselves launch a confusing and ups and downs "Five Rooms" battle.
Reader comments
A rare novel, I hope the author can give us surprises one after another.
The first chapter feels like a hardcore spy novel, and I don't want it to be a fantasy theme.
A rare novel, I hope the author can give us surprises one after another.
The first chapter feels like a hardcore spy novel, and I don't want it to be a fantasy theme.