Agent, Don't Run Away

Shanghai was liberated in 1949, but the secret war continued. Zhang Li, a young patrolman who used to lurk in the old police station, has been tempered by the war. He was transferred from the head guard of the New Fourth Army to the Military Control Commission, and then to the Political Security Department of the Public Security Bureau, becoming a hidden blade of protection. He and his four close friends - Jiang Fu, a well-connected hotel waiter, Jiang Gui, a rickshaw driver who is familiar with Shanghai's streets, Lu Xin, a pharmacist from Gongji Hospital who is proficient in medicine and institutions, and Wang Fei, a "baby hottie" who is good at explosives and juggling, engage in a life-and-death game with latent enemy agents in the alleys, alleys and basements of foreign-style buildings in Shili Yangchang. From eliminating remnants of spies to solving a series of secret cases, everyone has built a strong security line with their flesh and blood. Restore the appearance of old Shanghai landmarks such as the Bund, Nanjing Road, and Gongji Hospital, and write about the turbulent years of political security officers and police officers who sacrificed their lives to protect the country and the people with McLean's suspenseful writing style.