In the autumn of the Republic of China, a young man named "Shen Wei" appeared in the accounting room of Bogang Jinse Chamber of Commerce.
His abacus was stumbling, but his handwriting was neat; he lowered his head when seeing people, but there was a clearness between his brows and eyes that he couldn't hide. Observing along the way, all the clerks knew that the new accountant was actually Shen Zhiwei, the eldest lady of the chamber of commerce. Her brother disappeared and her father was stranded. In order to save the family business, she disguised herself as a man and went with the caravan to Wanghai City, thousands of miles away.
As soon as the caravan arrived on the outskirts of the city, it was detained by the Zhenhai Division and taken into the palace of the former dynasty. Seventy-two businesses and 300 people are trapped within high walls. They were interrogated day by day and searched night and day. Some people were still crying about injustice when they were dragged away, and some people handed over the evidence to their colleagues in order to protect themselves. Shen Zhiwei guarded the thin account book and looked at it with razor-sharp eyes.
She thought the hardest thing was to get out alive.
Later I realized that the most difficult thing was how to face the self that had been changed by my own hands after I got out alive.
Disclaimer
1. This is the first time I write about the spy war genre of the Republic of China (this is dedicated to my grandma who loves to read spy war stories, I love you, love you). If there is anything inconsistent with historical facts, please treat it as an imaginary creation. All discussions based on logic and plot are welcome!
2. The characters and events in the entire text are all fictional and refer to historical materials to a certain extent. However, I really hope that the characters I created can give you the feeling of "Wow, this character looks so real."
3. Thank you to everyone who read this article!
Intention: In troubled times, some people calculate profits and others calculate righteousness; when we use people to calculate accounts, we only seek to keep our true intentions straight.
