Blade of the Wind

Thirteen years amid the flames of war, becoming an unseen hand that shapes the fate of the land;

> 1936, on the eve of the War of Resistance. A soul from the future falls into the body of Ning Wei, a low-ranking Kuomintang agent. A “variable” that should never have existed enters the tide of history.

> He is not just one person. He is “Chen Ming,” “Xu Wenbo,” and the Japanese expatriate “Yasuda Masakatsu”... More than that, he is the elusive codename “Wind” in our Party’s most classified files.

> With modern knowledge and top-tier espionage skills, he rises step by step through the Kuomintang’s inner circle, thrives in business and academia, and moves with ease among Japanese collaborators. Beneath all those identities, he has only one goal: to protect this long-suffering nation where no one can see.

> From the bloody Battle of Shanghai to the fog of Chongqing, from the lights of Yan’an to the smoke of the Three Great Campaigns.**

> He operates deep in the enemy’s heart, walking the razor’s edge. Intelligence that turns the tide of battle is sent out in ways no one can decipher; deadly crises are averted one after another beneath his meticulous disguises. He knows where history is headed, yet willingly becomes the unseen pin that turns its gears.

> He knows the future, yet chooses to press on silently through the gaps in history.

> He has saved countless people, yet no one knows he exists; he has changed countless outcomes, yet no one remembers his achievements. He is a mysterious “prodigy” in the enemy’s eyes and a baffling “phantom” to his comrades. His name is destined to be carved on no monument.

> On the eve of the founding of the nation, after sending out his final top-secret message, “Wind” chooses to disappear completely.

> He takes every identity with him and erases every trace. In the most thorough way possible, he completes his final mission undercover.