Gu Huaian, a military foreign language student, died suddenly and traveled to the scene of the anti-Japanese march in 1937. He was thrown into prison by the Kuomintang at the beginning.
In prison, he "predicted" the Marco Polo Bridge Incident and was treated as a treasure by the military commander and sent to a special training camp. While others practiced shooting, he practiced speaking, and he spoke Japanese better than Taijun. After graduation, he parachuted into Shanghai.
Military reunification funds? Withheld. Forced by life? He turned around and pretended to be the chief translator of the Traitor Chamber of Commerce, and his Japanese was slipping to the surface. On the surface, he helped the Japanese deceive Chinese businessmen, but secretly sold the information three times: the military command, the underground party, and even the American OSS came to him to buy "Japanese military secrets."
The traitor president betrays his compatriots? He backhandedly planned to use the Japanese sword to get rid of him. Do Japanese agents appreciate his ability to make money? He took advantage of the opportunity to break into the Mei agency, and received the Japanese name "Yasu Morikawa", becoming a double agent among double agents.
Before the Pearl Harbor incident, he "analyzed" the loopholes in the US military's defense; he robbed 200 kilograms of Japanese gold during transportation; and he sent people on the war criminals list to hell one by one.
On the night Japan surrendered, he burned all his files and donated all the remaining gold to the underground party, leaving behind a box of U. S. Dollars. The next day, news came out in Shanghai: "Nit Morikawa Ansu was executed by the anti-Japanese guerrillas."
On the Hong Kong pier, a man wearing sunglasses was boarding an ocean liner. The box contained enough wealth for him to squander three lifetimes.
