In the spring of 1940, on an isolated island in Shanghai, undercurrents surged. A descendant of the German Bavarian royal family, he just ascended the throne and served as the counselor of the consulate. In fact, he was a strategic agent codenamed "Emei Feng" by Mr. Chiang and a fighter of the International Anti-Fascist Alliance.
He kept in mind Nietzsche's motto: Those who fight against evil dragons should have an innocent heart.
From the youthfulness and nervousness of transporting sulfa through the Anqing waterway, to the calmness and stability of destroying Japan's Zero Operation and blitzing Sichuan and Shaanxi.
He rescued Jewish scientists at gunpoint and made up a plan for 500,000 beautiful weapons to confuse the enemy's mind.
The war situation in East Asia is shaken up alone, and thunder is heard everywhere.
