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Chen Rui, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the bloody Moscow of 1920 and became the helpless Russian orphan Andrei.
Living in the darkest and chaotic times of the Soviet-Russian Civil War, famine, assassinations, and counter-revolutionary undercurrents swept across the country, making ordinary people precarious. With his golden finger that foresaw a hundred years of history, he ruthlessly entered the game and joined the Cheka under Dzerzhinsky's blood.
He started as a low-level agent, protected himself in the madness of the Great Purge, made extraordinary achievements in the smoke of the Patriotic War, and gained power under the iron curtain of the Cold War.
After thirty years of ups and downs, he stepped on conspiracies and corpses, walked from the bloody dawn to the top of the Iron Curtain, personally walked the legendary road from the Cheka to the KGB, and became the most formidable shadow czar of the Soviet Union!
Reader comments
The narrative is okay and very nice
Not bad. The writing skills are good. The story develops quickly. It is not confusing or confusing. It is worth recommending.
Crossing the Cheka is worth reading. I hope to decipher and restore more historical mysteries.
The narrative is okay and very nice
Not bad. The writing skills are good. The story develops quickly. It is not confusing or confusing. It is worth recommending.
Crossing the Cheka is worth reading. I hope to decipher and restore more historical mysteries.