Huo Ziliang was originally a low-level employee of the Republic of China's intelligence agency. He was betrayed by his own superiors and forced to lurk in No. 76, The Wang Puppet spy stronghold.
Since then, he has been dealing with various intelligence forces and Shanghai local gangs, struggling to survive in the cracks of all forces.
With his exclusive auxiliary golden finger in his hand, he established himself step by step and prospered in the turbulent wartime Shanghai.
Faced with the threats, inducements and numerous temptations of the Japanese and puppet spies, he relied on his position and extraordinary resourcefulness to assist anti-Japanese comrades from all over the country time and time again to complete difficult and dangerous tasks behind enemy lines.
Huo Ziliang is an ordinary person full of market problems. He loves money, cherishes profit, and is timid by nature. But in the face of national justice, he always sticks to the bottom line and never forgets his original intention.
The story begins when he was betrayed by his superiors and forced to embark on the path of lurking...
Reader comments
I often use it to read books.
I feel like I have some life experience. Many old-school descriptions should have more than ten years of experience in Shanghai.
I often use it to read books.
I feel like I have some life experience. Many old-school descriptions should have more than ten years of experience in Shanghai.
The character description is pretty good.