A Desperate Secret Struggle

I quite like this kind of story. Many works adapted for the screen lack glamorous costumes and advanced communication equipment. Communication relies on telegrams and Morse code, surveillance is done by man-to-man, combat depends on brute force, and skillful thinking is key to victory… These kinds of stories are invigorating, especially those about dealing with the Japanese and outwitting them.

I haven't read a novel of this genre in a long time, and it's so addictive! The story revolves around the operation to rescue several American pilots. The plot is full of twists and turns, and the characters are vividly portrayed, taking me back to that era of war and turmoil...

In the face of a greater cause, personal grudges are insignificant. Like Feng Haiquan (a detective in the Chinese-controlled area of ​​Shanghai), whose father was a notorious Japanese thug in the area, but he hated Japan's invasion of China. When he discovered Captain Williams of the American side, he quietly hid him in his own villa.

The latest chapter, Qin Shouren and Qin Shouyi's family, experienced the pain of separation and reunion after many years, which made me cry. Whether it was the brothers who were forced to leave their hometown by the Japanese, or the eldest son who thought he had been beaten to death by the Japanese on the riverbank, although he had amnesia, it was good that he came back safely!

Ling Yunpeng was pulling a cart containing the coffins of Hunter and Ahui when he was stopped by patrol soldiers. I was so worried for them; the update was stuck here, it was really frustrating! Would they be able to get through smoothly? Currently, their only fighting force is Ling Yunpeng, who's just "pulling the cart"! 😓😓

No matter how I look at her, I feel that Xuezi is not simple. She must be a spy. She came to Jiangxi this time with some ulterior motive! Every era has its own wisdom. Watching the scene where Qin Shouyi and Ahui set a trap was very relatable. The nicknames also captured the spirit of the times, like "Opera Fanatic" Fu Xinghan and "Nezha" Qin Shouyi. I wonder if these names have any other meaning?

The "Magnetic Shadows" and "Starry Night" posts flooding the book's reader community are poorly written; if you're going to hire shills, don't go for these kinds of things, they're just ruining the mood! They're so annoying to read!

This novel is a sequel to the previous one, *The Shadow Squad*. If you haven't read the first book, the character relationships might seem a bit abrupt. However, the plot is still very engaging. If you've read the first book, you'll definitely enjoy this one! Happy reading!

No! Please rescue Ahui! I can't bear to see this bright young man, who didn't fall to the enemy's blade, but...😓😓

The Japanese are really cunning; they have unknowingly infiltrated major banks with counterfeit currency. It's unclear how many they plan to deploy, or how Ling Yunpeng and his team will thwart the Japanese plot.