Spy War: the Jingzhe in Peking

"This story is purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental." Chen Ping, a retired special forces soldier in 2024, and his mother Chen Cuicui, a Tai Chi master, accidentally obtained a bronze blood contract space. They stocked up on supplies and traveled to Peiping in 1936, possessing a pair of orphans and widowed mothers in troubled times. On the eve of the Marco Polo Bridge, it was stormy and dark. The mother and son were taken into Xishan for special training by Shen Xiaolin, the veteran of the military command, and were secretly promoted to join the party by Li Molin, the head of the Peking Communist Party of China. From then on, Chen Ping assumed three fatal identities: The CCP's secret chess player Qingshi, the military commander's poisonous fangs in death, and the Japanese and puppet translator Chen Junsheng. He uses space as his blade and Taiji as his bones to deal with the Japanese invaders, military commanders, and underground parties, smuggling drugs, raping and killing bandits, executing executioners, and organizing the world. From the fall of Peiping to the flames of the Anti-Japanese War, from lurking in the dark night to the break of dawn, He sticks to his faith amidst lies and protects his homeland amidst killings. Finally, he became a generation of red secret heroes, moving from the abyss of spy war to the glory of the prosperous age.