Double-Sided Commander

1932, Shanghai. Lin Hao - Chinese-Japanese mixed race, Japanese military police commander, imperial general. Few people know that he is a double-faced agent of the military and the CCP codenamed "Lone Star" and "Chang Geng". His father was a Japanese general and his mother was an underground party doctor. He is in the enemy's camp and his heart is with the Han, and he is burdened with the deepest secrets and the heaviest mission. In this city that has become an isolated island, he uses Qinghe Tea House as his contact point, and he and the proprietress Shen Qinghe perform a drama of "an infatuated officer chasing a beautiful lady", passing on top-secret information while drinking and drinking. He deals with his suspicious father, the insidious Kage Sasaki, and the cruel No. 76, Walking on the edge of a knife and surviving on lies. From the bloody battle of Songhu, the fall of Nanjing, to the war in the Pacific, he stole combat plans, rescued patriots, and disrupted enemy plots. When love and faith collide, and family ties conflict with family and country, he must make a cruel choice between his relatives and his compatriots. This is a war without smoke but even more smoke, a lonely man's long song in the dark night, a tragic epic dedicated to the unyielding spirit.