1943, Cangcheng, an isolated island. Top-secret telegrams from the Japanese army appeared frequently, and Yan Qing, an underground member of the Chinese Communist Party code-named "Yuyan", lurked as a radio engineer. He must decipher the enemy's final plan while protecting the liaison officer Bai Zhi whose identity remains a mystery. In layers of fog, every report is a life-or-death decision, and every sound of rain may be the final farewell. Trust and betrayal are intertwined. They use their faith to illuminate the darkness and use their lives as a bet to protect the glimmer of light before dawn.
Reader comments
The writing is smooth and wonderful, the characters are delicately portrayed, and the plot is tense and reasonable. It is a rare fine novel.
The plot of the story is compact and full of ups and downs, which particularly attracts readers' thoughts and makes them want to read on in one breath.
The writing is smooth and wonderful, the characters are delicately portrayed, and the plot is tense and reasonable. It is a rare fine novel.
The plot of the story is compact and full of ups and downs, which particularly attracts readers' thoughts and makes them want to read on in one breath.