Undercover Diary No. 76

He has a pair of radio ears that can hear death. She couldn't read but could remember anyone's face with just one glance. 1943, Nanjing. Chen Zhe'an, the deputy director of the No. 76 Telecommunications Department, is a puppet agent of Wang on the surface, but secretly a latent agent of the CCP. His only weapon is his extraordinary hearing - he can predict death from the noise of radio waves, and he can also detect lies from the sound of his heartbeat. The organization sent him a "wife" - Cuiping. He came from a rural area in Hebei Province. He was illiterate and couldn't use a flush toilet. His words could choke a traitor to death on the spot. The organization asked her to learn Pingtan as a cover. She had a good memory and memorized the lyrics, but playing the pipa was like forging iron. Chen Zhe'an thought she was "crude", and she thought Chen Zhe'an was "fake". But in this devil's cave, they are each other's only truth. The old lover Fang Ru returned from hell and became a translator for the Japanese. Fiancé Zhao Dazhuang climbed back from the battlefield and wanted to take Cuiping away. The traitor translator Liu Jiasheng stalked me and said with a smile, "I'll wait for your divorce." Japan's Super High School Matsumoto set a trap, Director No. 76 Gu Shi'an surrendered on all sides, and the three parties of the military commander, the central commander, and the Chinese Communist Party strangled him. And a germ warfare plan code-named "Sakura" is counting down. Chen Zhe'an said: "Our mission is to survive and then send the information out." Cuiping said: "I can't learn acting, but I can work hard." This is the real lurking between a deaf agent and an illiterate female Pingtan artist. They're not born heroes, they just haven't forgotten who they are.