Frequency of Darkness

This is a spy thriller built around a scientific hypothesis attributed to Nikola Tesla, set in a fictional foreign country unrelated to China. The “Little Girl” plan carried out by the Yuhan Kingdom runs through the entire story from beginning to end.

The novel uses a nonlinear narrative, blending scientific knowledge such as astronomy and physics with artistic forms like poetry and music to create its backdrop. It weaves together historical threads spanning a century and regional customs seen from a global perspective, building a grand stage for its vivid cast of characters.

Spacecraft racing through the solar system, secret submarine missions, schemes within schemes that set each other challenges, assassinations by AI machine guns, bombings by drones and stealth fighters, large-scale attacks on the Liang Kingdom, and an asteroid striking Earth: the thrilling twists keep coming, one after another.

There are no villains in this novel, and no losers. The contest is fierce and brutal, yet everyone gets what they want in the end. Each opposing side ultimately achieves a satisfying outcome at an acceptable cost. This book is a classic example of how cooperative game theory can lead to win-win results.

Reading this book is also a journey in search of the truth. The story touches on nearly a hundred real events and historical facts, and the difficulty of telling truth from fiction is one of its highlights.

As the title suggests, the whole book patiently unravels the mystery of how the frequency produced by Nikola Tesla’s “rope” brought about darkness. That is why the first book is titled The Rope of Nikola Tesla, Part One: The Frequency of Darkness.