Glorious Days: Storms over Hong Kong

On the night Shanghai falls, Wen Zhi Qiu saves her at the cost of his life. She escapes alone, fakes her death, and flees to Hong Kong. From then on, Chu Shaohua is dead. Under the assumed name Shen Zhao, she quietly rises amid the undercurrents of Hong Kong.

She wields business as a blade and intelligence as a shield, navigating between the Japanese and puppet forces, military intelligence agents, and comprador interests. She rebuilds an intelligence network and transports supplies for the war effort. Mother and daughter reunite, teacher and student meet again, and her beloved is still alive...

Layer upon layer of identity mysteries are revealed; tangled father-daughter secrets, clashes of faith, and choices between family and country put her through one deadly trial after another, honing her edge. This is more than one woman's path of revenge. It is a magnificent portrait of a generation of heroines who sought to save their country through industry and make their lives meaningful through faith amid the chaos of war.

Every chapter ends with a hook, and every few chapters bring a major twist. With a brisk pace and one climax after another, this story takes you into a Republican-era woman's legend more thrilling than any television drama.