Spring 1937, Shanghai. Gu Pengfei, an underground member of the Communist Party of China codenamed "Qingfeng", sneaked into Shanghai as a purchasing specialist of Yong'an Company. His mission was to get close to Tian Yuxin, a female teacher at St. John's University. Her father was Tian Boyong, the confidential secretary of the Military Commission of the Nationalist Government, a key figure who took the initiative to show his goodwill to the CCP.
Is it a true defection or a military trap?
Gu Pengfei and Tian Yuxin, codenamed "Ming Yue", met unexpectedly on the pier, reunited in a bookstore, and tried their best in a cafe. Beneath the calm surface lies the most dangerous undercurrent on the intelligence front. When love becomes the sharpest weapon, when innocence and disguise are intertwined, how will two people who can't help themselves maintain their beliefs and sincerity in the troubled times when their country is destroyed and their family is destroyed?
Spy war is like chess, if you make one wrong move, you will lose the whole game.
A 500,000-word spy novel of the Republic of China, with six volumes and thirty-six chapters, the clear wind and bright moon illuminate the confusing world of troubled times.
