In the winter of 1941, Lu Chengan, the ace agent of the military reunification, was "expelled" from Chongqing. He took his family and his family to "take refuge" with the Wang Puppet, and lived at No. 82 - Opposite No. 76 Jisi Feier Road.
Everyone thought he was a traitor. His former comrades hated him, and the Japanese and puppets did not fully trust him. His wife thought he was really a traitor and shed tears every day; his son was pointed at his nose and called "traitor bastard" by his classmates at school.
No one knew that the order he received was to "find out the origins of all the traitors on No. 76."
Lu Chengan was in the wolf's den, serving the moody director of the secret service headquarters, dealing with the extremely suspicious director of the special higher education course, and writing bullshit articles praising the "peace movement" in the "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere" newspaper.
Until one day, a military commander he had personally trained was arrested. In the interrogation room next door, the screams were heartbreaking.
His only advantage is that the group of demons opposite him still don't know what his real trump card is.
