1942: Operation Nightingale II

(((If you don't know the origins of the beautiful spy Nightingale, please read Part One of this book)))

She is the most dangerous “Nightingale.” Beneath her song, every note conceals a deadly threat.

In 1942, Chen Hui, a Security Bureau agent from the 21st century, transmigrated into the body of Su Fei Dupang, a Tianjin socialite. Amid the glittering nightlife, she wielded intelligence like a blade, opening the first bloody wound in the heart of the Japanese army. Codenamed Nightingale, every whisper was a dagger aimed at the enemy.

That was how she was exposed, and forced to flee.

The snow and wind of the Taihang Mountains could not hold her back. In the underground tunnels of Baoding, she stole the anti-counterfeiting template for a new “good citizen certificate” and brushed shoulders with her archenemy, Nakamura Yuko, on opposite sides of a wall. The cave dwellings of Yan'an lit up her face and revealed her next mission.

Shanghai, 1943. She became Lin Wanqing, the daughter of an overseas Chinese tycoon, and started over, weaving a new web of secrets.

She persuaded Kobayashi Jiro to switch sides, blew up the Hongkou arsenal, and rescued her comrades under the gun of Yoshida Masakazu. Every time, she danced on the edge of a blade. Every night, she risked never seeing the dawn again.

After victory in the War of Resistance, she returned to Shanghai to take part in the takeover. The moment the neon lights came on, everyone thought the war was over.

Only she knew the darkest battle had just begun.

Four years undercover, from Tianjin to Shanghai. With song as her sword and faith as her shield, she fought for a light unseen in the darkness.

Though the Nightingale is small, her song never ends.

A passionate spy thriller with a strong female lead and no romance. Watch as an agent who transmigrated ventures alone through the dark alleys behind enemy lines.