In the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China, Shanghai became an isolated island. Cen Yan, an assistant professor at Jinling University, transformed into a "conformist" and sneaked into the Japanese Military Police to serve as a translator.
On the surface, he writes modestly, but in fact, he uses his super memory to intercept information, change files, adjust time, and silently play games on the tip of a knife.
He is not a hero, but a testimony that was burned before the ink was dry; he is not a soldier, but a historical coordinate that quietly shifts under the tip of the pen.
A war without smoke is taking place between the quietest pages.
