Higurashi Mokawa

In Nanjing in 1939, the Mo Communist Party, an elite female agent of the military command, was put under house arrest by the Japanese general Araki Utagawa, who had anti-war ideas. The Mo Communist Party used her identity to send intelligence, assassinate, and lurk among the Japanese army and the puppet government. The Mozambican Communist Party met its father who had "surrendered" to the enemy and various personnel in the puppet government. The game between the parties quietly began. The Mozambican Communist Party's hidden identity and their hidden secrets gradually surfaced... Araki Utagawa, who was originally disgusted with Japan's militaristic policies, although he saw through the identity of the Communist Party of China, he did his best to protect her and her family. The Japanese army surrendered, and Araki Utagawa, whose native family was dark, in order not to be separated from Mo Gong, forcibly brought her back to Japan secretly... She spared no effort to torture him for more than ten years, either assassinating him, taking advantage of her, escaping, running away with others, cheating, or blowing up and disappearing, but he refused to regret it! Purpose: First: The novel shows the true state of the Nanjing Massacre and the Factory Cellars, as well as the "take no prisoners" order issued by the Japanese high-level Japanese after they occupied Nanjing, which led to the disastrous Nanjing Massacre, as well as the atrocities of Japanese militarism and the madness of the entire Japanese nation at that time. Second, it deeply excavates and displays the tragedy of the Anti-Japanese War from all aspects and angles! Third: hatred of family and country, love and hatred mixed together, love that defies the disapproval of the world, earth-shattering love...