During the Anti-Japanese War, Shanghai was an isolated island.
Silence, tailor shop owner, CCP intelligence agent "fisherman". Hidden in the lining of each of his suits is a steel needle—a relic from his father that is also his weapon.
Red Lotus, the ace of the army, is as light as an ink painting, but her thoughts are deeper than the Huangpu River. She said she was cooperating, but she didn't believe it, but she had to believe it - his boss had just been kidnapped by No. 76, And he was alone.
Ichiro Yamamoto, codenamed "Hanchan", is the leader of Japanese secret services. He laid out the "Autumn Chong" plan, targeting the entire East China intelligence network. Silence is his most desired prey.
Five forces, a ten-year layout, a secret starting in 1936 - "Chessboard Plan".
Shen Mo thought he was a chess piece, but later he discovered that he was the knife. Guren is the one who holds the sword. What they are looking for is evidence that proves that the Japanese military systematically planned to invade China: coastal defense telegrams, butterfly line files, the six-petal plum blossom code on the stone bridge painting...
"Cut" hides things, "seam" connects everything, "needle" monitors, and "measures" determines the timing.
When the military commander of the Shanghai District rebelled with three years of files, when Honglian was imprisoned in the basement of No. 76 - There were only three days of silence left. Three days later, the Butterfly Line files will leave China forever on the ship.
"Fang Daming stayed on No. 76 For ten days to ensure that this matter could be completed." "There are still three days left."
From the deep-water lurking before the July 7th Incident in 1937 to the ultimate showdown in 1942 - a spy war epic with 500 chapters, you will be in the game after turning the first page.
Reader comments
The language is concise, the description of the characters is delicate, the beginning is very attractive, the identity of the characters and the events are confusing, making people want to continue to explore. Not bad.
The language is concise, the description of the characters is delicate, the beginning is very attractive, the identity of the characters and the events are confusing, making people want to continue to explore. Not bad.