In Nanjing in 1937, Luo Zhenshi's rebirth met with the final evacuation order issued by the Japanese army on the eve of the massacre. He was treated as an abandoned son and tied to a countdown gas bomb. All he could hear was the footsteps of approaching pursuers and a city defense deployment plan that had not yet been sent. He used three matches and a severed finger to create the illusion of internal strife in the Super High School, and pushed the bomb into the opponent's retreating convoy with his backhand.
No one knows that this temporary worker-like lurker has a century-old global espionage archive in his brain - he can predict everything from the breathing rhythm of Morse code to the collapse points of all spy networks in World War II. His only weakness is that there is never a ghost named "Nightingale" recorded in the files.
From blowing up the poison gas factory alone to turning Wang Puppet No. 76 Into his own intelligence screen, when the military commander, the central commander, and the Mei agency simultaneously issued a kill order for "Nightingale", Luo Zhenshi smiled and pushed open the door of the office of the section chief of the Special High School: "Section chief, I caught Nightingale, right in front of you."