Dive Deep into Obscurity

Recommended new book "Dive into the Unknown" A spy war epic that subverts the tradition and takes you into a more thrilling and secret battlefield without the sound of gunfire. In the autumn of 1937, Shanghai fell. Chen Muyun, a history lecturer at Hujiang University, is a gentle and gentle man who works among Japanese and puppet scholars. No one knew that this "pro-Japanese scholar" was the "fisherman" of our party's underground intelligence agent, tasked with the top-secret mission of rebuilding the broken intelligence network. This is not a story about gunfire, but a battle of wits walking on the edge of the abyss of the soul. Every piece of information he passes on strengthens the bridge of survival for his comrades, but he can only move towards deeper darkness. Being misunderstood as a traitor by his beloved, forcing himself to smile at the enemy's celebration banquet... He must turn his heart into the hardest weapon. "Dive into the Unknown" depicts the glimmer of faith in the darkest moments with extremely intense brushstrokes. When victory came, the last instruction he received was to "continue to lurk." Without flowers or applause, he blended silently into the cheering crowd and became an unknown "transparent man" in history. If you have been moved by "Latent" and "The Wind", this work will take you to experience more extreme loneliness and perseverance. About sacrifice, about faith, about those names that have never been recorded - all of these are worth remembering.