In the winter of the 23rd year of the Republic of China, it snowed heavily in Shanghai.
A Japanese woman in kimono broke into Yihongyuan, stood in the middle of the hall, and said, "I want to enter a brothel."
She is Kazuko Kiyono, an undercover agent from the Japanese Super High School. The mission is to sneak into the most prestigious brothel in the French Concession and collect intelligence.
The woman standing on the stairs is called Shen Yuqing. The number one in Yihongyuan, big waves, dark green cheongsam, a face as gorgeous as a rose, and a mouth as vicious as a knife.
She could tell at a glance that he was Japanese.
But she didn't chase her away.
"Your life is mine."
One sentence tied the fate of the two women together.
One is a top brothel and hates the Japanese deeply. One is a Japanese undercover, but his mother is Chinese. One is in the light, the other is in the dark, one wants to keep her, and the other doesn't want to leave.
They met in the snow, got close to each other by the charcoal basin in the woodshed, protected each other when the spies came to the door, and held each other's hands under heavy gunfire.
Until the war tore everything apart.
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This is a story about troubled times, about hatred, about love, and about waiting.
From the first snow in 1934 to the autumn of 1945. From the life of Shanghai Concession, to the devastation after the fall of Japan. From that slap to the words "my life is yours".
Some people come in the snow, some people walk in the snow.
But she knew that there was one person who would always live in that snow.
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End of Chapter 30 · Legend of the Republic of China gl
This novel is a story set for OC. The content is all generated by AI. Only the plot is set by me. I am a student and I don't have that much time to create this. I just want to enjoy watching it.
Cold face cute 1×fried tsundere 0, under the year
Intent: In a troubled world where hatred and war intersect, two women use their silent protection to complete their resistance to fate.
Their lives belong to each other. War can take away lives, but it cannot take away the promises made in the snow.