Pretender of the Abyss: Seven Years of Spy King

In the late autumn of 1938, Wuhan was on the eve of the fall. Chen Xing, a combat officer of the national army, woke up from a pile of corpses. In his arms was a top-secret document that could shock the pattern of the war of resistance - the "Minutes of Secret Talks between Japan and China" and the treasonous secret agreement. Behind the documents are backroom transactions between high-level officials of the National Government and the Japanese invaders. But his true identity is the "Jingzhe" of the CCP lurking behind enemy lines. At this moment, he was surrounded by guns from the Japanese task force, the military unified action group, and the CCP armed workers team. Each side wants documents, and each side may want his life. From battlefield ruins to church candle shadows, from interrogation room games to decisions under a sniper scope, Chen Xing had to deal with lies and blood. One wrong step could lead to an abyss. And is the truth he hides the fire that ignites the beacon, or the flame that burns himself out? When loyalty becomes multiple disguises, the only real thing is the beating heart when you pull the trigger.