Espionage: One Cut Reveals Every Patient Is an Intelligence Source

Military doctor Su Tang transmigrates to Chongqing in 1942. As her scalpel comes down, she can suddenly see top-secret intelligence in her patients’ minds: secret passwords, lists of undercover agents, and Japanese military codes, all appearing before her as images and encrypted messages. To hide this ability, she is forced to marry Shen Hanzhou, the military intelligence service’s most valued communications expert, code-named “Bluebird.” Husband and wife share a bed, each with a mission of their own. She uses visits to the sick as an excuse to steal intelligence from his study, while he tests her loyalties through the crackle of late-night radio transmissions. Amid the ruins of Chongqing’s bombing, between cheongsams and bandages, faith and love collide in secret. Only when she collapses in a pool of blood does he roar into the radio: “Bluebird requests a connection to the Red Channel. Save my beloved, no matter the cost.” Only then do they realize that the person beside them in bed is the comrade they have each risked their lives to protect for eight years.