At a blood-soaked wedding, he transmigrates into the body of a Kuomintang military officer, a major. One shot to the head exposes marksmanship that doesn't belong to this era. A secret message concealed in a cherry blossom letter draws him into a covert war involving the Kuomintang's military intelligence service, the Communist Party, and the Japanese army.
His bride, Lin Wan'er, appears to be a refined young lady, but her eyes spell out two words: “One of us.”
Zheng Jiemin, head of the local intelligence station, smiles as he offers an olive branch, but the intelligence he hands over is fake.
Deputy station chief Chen Huaiyuan is a gentleman of impeccable manners, codenamed “Green Mountain.” He is the chief Japanese executor in Yunnan of the Southern Expansion Plan.
In his previous life, he was “Falcon,” a top state security agent. In this life, he is a major with amnesia.
What the enemy doesn't know is that his marksmanship is twenty years ahead of its time.
What they know even less is that even the person sharing his bed hasn't figured out his trump card.
“Has Green Mountain awakened?”
“Then let him wake. Only awake can he see the day he dies.”
