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This book tells the thrilling and touching story of a group of righteous people at home and abroad who protected the evidence of the Nanjing Massacre. James, an American journalist who supported China's anti-Japanese war, had a righteous heart and collected bloody evidence such as photos, diaries, and videotapes recording the atrocities of the Japanese army in Nanjing Massacre. He planned to send it to the U. S. Embassy. On the way, he was discovered by the Japanese army, was injured, and took away the blood evidence. Later, dock worker Jiang Long, Chinese doctor Qiao Ziqin from the Christian Hospital, Communist guerrilla captain Chen Ming, and patriotic Kuomintang officers, and others, along with James, tried every means, were not afraid of bloodshed and sacrifice, and went through untold hardships to finally regain the blood certificate and send it to the U. S. Embassy, ​​adding an undoubted piece of evidence to the Nanjing Massacre created by the Japanese army.

This book is a full-length mystery novel. A female college student studying in the United States mysteriously disappeared overnight. Her family entrusted Liu Yangkai, a Chinese detective studying in the United States, to investigate. Starting from two leaves, Liu Yangkai followed the clues deep into the local community, visited the mysterious club, and finally obtained important clues to assist the local police in successfully smashing a transnational criminal group. The plot of this book is tortuous, the language is vivid, fascinating, and highly readable.