- Rookie of the Military Command: In Chongqing in 1940, 26-year-old Shen Zui was admired by Dai Li for his outstanding marksmanship. He was promoted to deputy station chief of the Shanghai Station of the Military Command Operations Office, and was tasked with the dangerous task of assassinating the traitor Zhou Fohai.
- Lurking in Shanghai: Shen Sui sneaked into Shanghai under the pseudonym "Chen Mo", and established a cover identity with underground liaison Lin Xiaoqiao by pretending to be a couple. At the same time, he met Yamaguchi Keiko, a female officer of the Japanese Special High School Course, and dealt with the danger.
- Identity crisis: On the eve of the mission, Shen Zui discovers that the assassination target Zhou Fohai is secretly in contact with Chongqing, and his contact person Lin Xiaoqiao may be an underground member of the Chinese Communist Party, putting him into a test of loyalty.
- Unexpected twist: During the operation, Shen Zui was forced to shoot Lin Xiaoqiao to protect his identity. However, he was captured by the Japanese military police and faced a life-or-death decision.
- Difficult choice: After torture and Yamaguchi Keiko's persuasion, Shen Zui surrendered on the surface and became a double agent, but in fact continued to work for the military in secret, starting his complicated double life.
This writing section mainly describes Shen Zui's initial experience from being a rookie in the military to becoming a double agent, focusing on showing his difficult choice between loyalty and survival, and how he dealt with various forces in the "isolated island" of Shanghai.
Intoxicated Memoirs
