Fatal Tango

The Deadly Tango: An espionage epic that tears apart the dark curtain of history. In 1935 Shanghai, a blood-red undercurrent flows beneath the neon lights. When cracks in blue-and-white porcelain become codes, tango steps conceal deadly intent, and body heat becomes a lethal weapon, Lin Mosheng, an underground Party operative, and Cheng Yanqiu, a double agent, engage in a life-or-death struggle amid the Japanese army's occupation and the fog of gang warfare.

Three Deadly Attractions:

1. Espionage in Porcelain: Blue-and-white porcelain from the Ming dynasty conceals codes for Japanese biological weapons. The cracks in its glaze turn out to be a map of Shanghai's underground pipeline network.

2. Blood-Stained Twins: Sisters used as subjects in immunity experiments left behind by Unit 731 take divergent paths as they grapple with their country's enmity and family grievances.

3. A Temporal Killing Field: From the Xi'an Incident to the flames at Lugou Bridge, the Underworld's century-long scheme targets China's lifeline.

Characters Like Blades:

- Lin Mosheng: A code expert with imperial blood in his veins, carrying a bloodstained Browning tucked into the slit of his qipao.

- Cheng Yanqiu: An action squad leader bearing three identities, with a tattoo over his heart that encodes a map of Shanghai's defenses.

- Takeda Akihiko: A demon obsessed with the beauty of blue-and-white porcelain, who fires the brain waves of living people into war ceramics.

Open this book, and you'll step into:

- A bullet tango on the dance floor of the Paramount Ballroom;

- A deadly trap involving a Ming dynasty shipwreck beneath the Huangpu River;

- The mystery of the Imperial Seal of China on a snowy night at Huaqing Pool;

- Doomsday microbes trembling in the piano keys of the Meiling Palace;

Beneath the underworld, nothing remains but bones. The eternal flame will at last illuminate the heavens.

Click to begin this espionage mystery spanning a decade, and witness how faith shines in the darkest hour amid the mists of 1935 Shanghai.