He wanted to kill three people: a single-minded thieves, a spy chief, and a Japanese army commander.
He wants to love three people: a wife in need, a beauty in troubled times, and a guide in faith.
He is Wang Qiaoying, the king of the night in Shanghai. He started with a stick and ax and became the patron saint of the lower-class workers.
However, when the anti-Japanese war burned out the chivalry in the world, and when the communist ideal shone into his soul, he discovered that what he pursued throughout his life was not grudges and grudges.
When the final mission came, he walked to the Waibaidu Bridge in white clothes and performed a well-designed martyrdom to tell everyone: the edge of this ax will eventually strike at dawn.
This article is purely fictitious creation to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and pay tribute to the anti-Japanese heroes!
