She coughed up a mouthful of blood, and there was one less Japanese in Peiping.
Lin Wantang, a doctor of engineering mechanics, opened his eyes and became the sick seventh daughter of the Lin family of the Peking warlord in 1932.
Suffering from tuberculosis and taking five breaths after walking three steps, the whole family thought she would not survive the winter.
At the Japanese army's banquet, she "accidentally" knocked over a pot of asparagus - the parabola of the flowerpot's fall was accurately calculated and hit the Japanese colonel downstairs between the eyebrows.
No one doubted her. How could the hand that was shaking when holding chopsticks throw anything accurately?
In the next three months, Japanese soldiers in Peiping died one after another in "accidents": horses were frightened, stairs slipped, manhole covers rolled over, and chandeliers fell...
The underground organization focused on her, and the physics professor sent from Tokyo also targeted her.
The whole city was under martial law to search for the "female killer". She was sitting in a wheelchair and coughing up blood. The diagnosis showed that her blood oxygen was less than 60%, and any violent movements would lead to sudden death on the spot.
But no one knew - the strength in her palm never relaxed.
[Sickness × High IQ × Physical Murder × Refreshing Articles of the Republic of China]
Every "accident" is carefully calculated, and every mouthful of blood is a perfect cover.
Looks good, relieves anger