She is the "Kite" ranked first on the modern killer list. She accidentally obtained an ancient jade space during a mission. She exchanged all her wealth for arms and supplies and hid them in it, but she never expected that her best partner would shoot her in the back for credit.
The moment the bullet passed through her heart, Gu Yu took her through time to Nanjing in 1937.
She became Shen Yuan, the daughter of a wealthy businessman, with a weak body and no strength to tie a chicken - at least on the surface.
During the day, she was a confidential secretary serving tea and water in the Japanese military headquarters. With her soft face and just the right amount of submission, she made everyone relax their vigilance.
At night, she was the "ghost of the night" who frightened the Japanese army. The arsenal exploded mysteriously, frontline supplies disappeared out of thin air, and senior officers had their throats cut amid heavy guards.
No one knew that the missing arms were piled in the equipment warehouse of the Eighth Route Army.
No one knows that the frail female secretary hides a secret that can change the situation of the war - a modern arsenal that can be carried with her.
During the eight-year war of resistance, she alone was an army.
When the dawn of victory finally arrived, everyone discovered that the "ghost" that made the Japanese army gnash their teeth with hatred was actually a girl who looked like she didn't even dare to kill a chicken.
This is a piece of dusty history.
This is a legend written by a woman with her own strength.
——No CP, pure career, IQ is online throughout the process.
Reader comments
This time-travel novel looks very interesting.
This is the worst novel about time travel and the Anti-Japanese War that I have ever read. It has no storyline, it is just a running account, with only the names changed in the middle.
The author writes very well, but some passages are repeated many times. I would like to ask the author, can you publish a chapter or two of Zhou Wenyuan's extra chapter? Or is the author's idea to make readers open-ended to Zhou Wenyuan? Finally, we pay tribute to the martyrs
The story has ups and downs, the characters are distinct and typical, and the writing is smooth. It is a better novel.
Sounds good, but a little depressing
Although there were a lot of repetitions in the middle, the last chapter was still very moving.
This time-travel novel looks very interesting. This is the worst novel about time travel and the Anti-Japanese War that I have ever read. It has no storyline, it is just a running account, with only the names changed in the middle.
The author writes very well, but some passages are repeated many times. I would like to ask the author, can you publish a chapter or two of Zhou Wenyuan's extra chapter? Or is the author's idea to make readers open-ended to Zhou Wenyuan? Finally, we pay tribute to the martyrs
The story has ups and downs, the characters are distinct and typical, and the writing is smooth. It is a better novel.
Sounds good, but a little depressing
Although there were a lot of repetitions in the middle, the last chapter was still very moving.