During World War I, Qingdao was the only battlefield in Asia, where Japan and Germany fought for the rights and interests in Shandong that belonged to China. Plubel entered a special training camp in Germany when he was less than 16 years old. In order to practice the ability to wear a pistol as a glove, after three years, he underwent special training that even an adult would be unbearable. He was sent to the destroyer No. S90 where his uncle was located. Taking advantage of the foggy night in Jiaozhou Bay, my uncle ordered a torpedo to be fired, sinking the Japanese cruiser Chiho. My uncle landed with 61 officers and soldiers and wanted to ask the Chinese government for protection and send them to Nanjing to repatriate them. After landing, he was pursued by the Japanese army. In the Longshan Mountains of Ju County, Plubel was seriously injured and was dying. He was rescued by He Qiulian who was living in seclusion in the mountains. In order to repay He Qiulian's life-saving grace, she promised to go back to Yinan County with He Qiulian in the hinterland of Yimeng to help He Qiulian find her two children who had been separated for many years. The author was influenced by the Korean TV series "Descendants of the Sun" and the American TV series "Homeland." The novel has subtle descriptions and sincere emotions between men and women, successfully creating the image of an agent.
Intention: Stay away from war and yearn for peace.