[She traveled through time and became the eldest lady of the Republic of China. At the beginning, she was put on the torture board by the military commander and "promoted to a higher rank."
He personally put the mulberry paper on her face and tore it off when she was dying.
He said: "Miss Lu, remember, contact me immediately if anything happens."
But she couldn't tell whether the black business card handed to her was a life-saving straw or another carefully designed trap.
In 1938, Wuhan was in crisis, the Japanese invaders were approaching, and internal undercurrents were surging.
Lu Zhi was forced to deal with secrets and lies, and her only "ally" was the scarred interrogation team leader who was as cold as a knife.
Troubled times are like chess, and people's hearts are like ghosts.
When the true identity of the fiancé comes to light, and when the Lu family's century-old foundation is in jeopardy,
Lu Zhi finally understood that some things and people had their endings written from the beginning.
