No Call Back

In 1949, the island was in turmoil. He is Jin Tie, deputy director of the Telecommunications Division of the Secrecy Bureau, codenamed "Fisherman". He has been lurking for twelve years, but was disconnected from the organization overnight. A piece of information that could save hundreds of lives was trapped in his chest, like a bomb with an exhausted fuse. The enemy is coming. Gu Shenyan, codenamed "Hound", is a top agent who only believes in data and not humanity. He parachuted onto the island and used three precise cleaning operations to tear open the bloody mouth of the underground intelligence network. Jin Tie watched helplessly as his comrades fell one by one, while Gu Shenyan's eyes were approaching him inch by inch. No backup, no retreat. The only thing Jin Tie can do is to live like a knife - unsheathing it in the dark and walking on the tip of the knife. Every fluctuation of the radio waves, every fold of the newspaper, and every flow of raindrops are all chessboards for the game of life and death. He wanted to send the information out on an island that had been thoroughly searched. And the most deadly secret is: in the code book that Gu Shenyan deciphered, the word "fisherman" suddenly appeared. Faith is like iron, and conspiracy is like the sea. How can a disconnected lurker tear a path of blood out from under the fangs of a hound? When loneliness becomes a weapon, when silence becomes language, this silent war has just begun.