[Anti-Japanese War spy war, espionage war, history, secret agents, pretending to be pigs and eating tigers, slap in the face, suspense, workplace]
[No golden fingers, no system, no time travel, historical spy war + adaptation of real people]
[Lieutenant General + Double Agent: A heart beating in the enemy camp, living like a lone wolf without a name]
Lieutenant General.
The top executive asked him to attend the meeting by name and approved the plan he proposed.
A famous general in the Anti-Japanese War, he led his troops to hold on for seven days and seven nights in large-scale battles; in key battles, he proposed "defend key points rather than clinging to isolated cities", which was deeply appreciated by senior officials.
In 1946, he obtained the bottom line of the peace talks and helped his representatives seize the opportunity.
In a key battle, he sent out the elite division's battle plan, causing the opponent's ace division commander to be defeated and killed.
During the decisive battle, he sent out the battle deployment plan, and hundreds of top-secret information flowed silently from his hands to the north.
During the sixty-six days of the decisive battle, he induced the highest officer to change his determination three times and drew the only way to death for the opponent's most elite regiment.
The investigator who suspected him was walking back and forth in the hallway, just a piece of paper away from the truth.
He can't stop. If it stops, the information will be cut off.
In the winter of 1949, he put down his pen by the Southwest River and ordered his troops to revolt on the spot.
A lone wolf walking on the edge of a knife walked the longest road alone in the enemy camp.
Don't you know that inside this lieutenant general's body, there is a red heart beating?
Open this book and see how a real lurker rewrote history in the dragon's pond and the tiger's den.
Reader comments
It's so beautiful, and the author's skill in describing details is really unmatched among tomato novels. A Parker pen, a pot of asparagus, and a strand of hair can all create the feeling of sword and sword shadow. Every time Lu Huaian unscrewed the pen cap and screwed it back on, I held my breath along with him. When Shen Moxing asked, "Where did the seventeen pages go?" I turned over in bed, feeling a chill on my back. There was not a single gunshot or a single chase in the entire book. It was all about two people sitting in front of a desk, saying a few words, and then pinned me down on the chair and didn't let go for forty chapters. The pressure is not explosive, it slowly seeps in, like paper soaked in water, and by the time you notice it, it has penetrated to the bottom. If you love it, keep chasing it, this book must be on the bookshelf!
It's beautiful. It's really beautiful.
I don't believe that tomatoes only last ten days. I'm not a drama god. "Spy War: Blade Wolf" is also very good. There is no companion, no leader, and no one to guide. One person, a loner next to the tiger and wolf, silently sent more than a hundred desperate messages to Xibaipo. Licking blood on the tip of the knife, walking alone through the terrifying sky in the dark night, people watching are frightened and frightened every step of the way.
It's so beautiful, I found the prototype, the great soul, the giant who rewrote history.
Lucky than Silent Glory, he grew up with New China and is someone we deserve to remember.
The author is very knowledgeable about history, and what he writes is deeply rooted in his bones. I was attracted at first sight. The whole process is high-energy and shocking at every step. It makes people want to stop. Five-star praise.
It's so beautiful, and the author's skill in describing details is really unmatched among tomato novels. A Parker pen, a pot of asparagus, and a strand of hair can all create the feeling of sword and sword shadow. Every time Lu Huaian unscrewed the pen cap and screwed it back on, I held my breath along with him. When Shen Moxing asked, "Where did the seventeen pages go?" I turned over in bed, feeling a chill on my back. There was not a single gunshot or a single chase in the entire book. It was all about two people sitting in front of a desk, saying a few words, and then pinned me down on the chair and didn't let go for forty chapters. The pressure is not explosive, it slowly seeps in, like paper soaked in water, and by the time you notice it, it has penetrated to the bottom. If you love it, keep chasing it, this book must be on the bookshelf! It's beautiful. It's really beautiful.
I don't believe that tomatoes only last ten days. I'm not a drama god. "Spy War: Blade Wolf" is also very good. There is no companion, no leader, and no one to guide. One person, a loner next to the tiger and wolf, silently sent more than a hundred desperate messages to Xibaipo. Licking blood on the tip of the knife, walking alone through the terrifying sky in the dark night, people watching are frightened and frightened every step of the way. It's so beautiful, I found the prototype, the great soul, the giant who rewrote history. Lucky than Silent Glory, he grew up with New China and is someone we deserve to remember.
The author is very knowledgeable about history, and what he writes is deeply rooted in his bones. I was attracted at first sight. The whole process is high-energy and shocking at every step. It makes people want to stop. Five-star praise.
Thrilling, startling every step of the way