Introduction to the works of Jagged Treasure Protector
In 1937, the Japanese invaders trampled the country's rivers and mountains, and the three northeastern provinces fell. A number of national treasures lost in the Forbidden City became the targets coveted by the invaders. Three mysterious jade pendants hide the key to the treasure, which affects the survival of the national cultural heritage, and a battle to protect the treasure spanning thousands of miles begins.
Zhang Zhixiong, a backbone of the underground party, codenamed "Lone Wolf", rescued Lin Wanqiu, a female student who was bullied by the Japanese invaders on the streets of Fengtian, and was accidentally involved in the fight for the national treasure. After learning that Lin Wanqiu's father, patriotic antique dealer Lin Zhihao, holds the first jade pendant, the three of them embark on a journey to protect the treasure. From the gunfights in the old alleys of the Northeast, to the gendarmerie rescuing people from the tiger's mouth, to lurking in the dark alleys of Peiping City, looking for jade on the rockery of the Forbidden City, to the bloodshed at the City God's Temple in Shanghai, and the treasure hunt in the deep mountain caves, they went through the flames of war and experienced dozens of life-and-death battles. Comrades such as Chen Feng and Wang Qiang sacrificed their lives one after another, paving the way to protect the treasure with their blood; Matsui, Yamamoto and other Japanese invaders were in hot pursuit, and the cold-blooded pursuit of Unit 731 added to the sinister terror.
Lin Wanqiu transformed from a delicate student into a gun-wielding warrior. Lin Zhihao used his business connections to protect him. Zhang Zhixiong led the overall situation with his wisdom and courage. He joined forces with the guerrilla captain Zhao Hu to break out of the encirclement again and again in desperate situations. They broke through the wilderness puzzles and the dangerous dangers of Eagle Beak Cliff, destroyed the 731 secret stronghold, and finally safely sent the national treasure to Yan'an.
The work uses "protecting treasure" as the thread, connecting the magnificent battlefields in Northeast China, Peiping, and Shanghai, and depicts a group of ordinary people who care about their family and country and stand up as heroes when the nation is in danger. Close combat with swords and shadows, thrilling battlefield battles, and interlocking suspenseful layouts,
