[A *Kite* fanfiction + Republican-era spy thriller + suspenseful twists + ensemble cast + power struggles]
An invisible front line. Eight brothers bound together through life and death.
That year, the first “Eight Great Vajras” of the Military Statistics Bureau had just come together.
Their eldest, Yue Chongshan, was as steady as a mountain; their second, Shen Jinghong, charged forward with iron resolve; their fifth, Wen Jingran, was a master of codes; their seventh, Ling Canglan, could kill with a single shot...
But the man who struck the greatest fear into the hearts of all Shanghai, every Japanese spy, and every traitor was the Military Statistics Bureau’s Sixth Brother, Zheng Yaoxian: a man who greeted everyone with a smile, yet killed without batting an eye.
He acted recklessly and bowed to no one. Even Director Dai regarded him with three parts wariness and seven parts reliance.
To save their fourth brother, Xu Baichuan, he dared to venture alone into the dragon’s lair.
For the sake of brotherhood, he dared to turn his gun on his own side.
In the eyes of every Military Statistics Bureau agent, Zheng Yaoxian was a demon crawling out of hell.
Only much later, after the turbulent era had passed, did people suddenly realize who had truly held the leash of that “kite” soaring across the blood-red sky, and just how well hidden its line had been...
A prequel to *Kite*, a tragic song of the Eight Great Vajras in a world thrown into chaos. “My faith does not need anyone else to understand it. It only needs to burn on in the darkness, to the very end.”
It's flesh and blood, the front is good, I look forward to the back being equally exciting.
Tracing back to the early years of the sixth brother Zheng Yaoxian's espionage career, he depicts the portraits of the Eight Vajra Groups of the Military Command. The knife-edge game, deep brotherhood and secret beliefs collide fiercely, the plot is full of tension, and the struggle and fate of agents in troubled times are written to the bone. Spy fans should not miss it.
I love spy novels, and this one is good. Quite enjoyable.
It's pretty good. It will definitely be a hit if it can be made into a TV series.
Very good. The story is very exciting. I don't know if there will be more in the future. I've read Chapter 105.
The novel is very well written and should be made into a TV series.
There are too many stories in the Anti-Japanese War that are worth remembering!
I like spy dramas, they are logical
The ups and downs of this book make you feel like you are on the scene. The rhythm is tight and you feel nervous while reading it.
It's flesh and blood, the front is good, I look forward to the back being equally exciting.
Tracing back to the early years of the sixth brother Zheng Yaoxian's espionage career, he depicts the portraits of the Eight Vajra Groups of the Military Command. The knife-edge game, deep brotherhood and secret beliefs collide fiercely, the plot is full of tension, and the struggle and fate of agents in troubled times are written to the bone. Spy fans should not miss it.
I love spy novels, and this one is good. Quite enjoyable.
It's pretty good. It will definitely be a hit if it can be made into a TV series.
Very good. The story is very exciting. I don't know if there will be more in the future. I've read Chapter 105.
The novel is very well written and should be made into a TV series.
There are too many stories in the Anti-Japanese War that are worth remembering!
I like spy dramas, they are logical
The ups and downs of this book make you feel like you are on the scene. The rhythm is tight and you feel nervous while reading it.
A good story worth recommending!