The Spy: the Biography of Liu Gensheng

The story is purely fictional: Taking Shanghai from the Battle of Songhu in 1937 to the victory of the Anti-Japanese War as the stage, it tells the spy war legend of Liu Gensheng, the successor of Baji Quan. On the surface, he is a young instructor at a martial arts school in the French Concession, but in fact he is an underground agent codenamed "Long Shadow". Using martial arts as a blade and wisdom as a shield, he dealt with Ichiro Hayakawa, the leader of Japan's special high school, and the "No. 76" Demon cave of Wang Puppet, delivering key information in the dark night of the isolated island period, slaying traitors and saving the country. The ironclad character of his master Chen Tieshan and the tender faith of his lover Lin Wanqiu became his spiritual support in the bloody struggle. From using boxing techniques to convey secrets, to using acupuncture techniques to create "accidents" to hoe rape; from fighting wits on an isolated island to surviving in desperate situations after the fall, Liu Gensheng was nearly exposed many times, but relied on martial arts and strategy to avert danger. He is well versed in "Sun Tzu's Art of War" and is good at using counterintuitive tactics and borrowing swords to kill people, tearing apart the enemy's snare time and time again. Victory is at hand, but at a heavy cost. Liu Gensheng disappeared into the crowd, and only the fierce movements of Bajiquan still silently spoke of the unyielding soul of a nation. This is a majestic epic that combines Chinese martial arts, historical suspense and the glory of human nature, paying tribute to the unknown heroes who lit up the dawn with their lives.