Beacon Fire Rochester

Winter 1937, Shanghai occupied area. Cheng Jian, who returned from studying abroad, worked as an ordinary typist in a foreign company. No one knew that there was a miniature camera hidden in her hairpin, and no one discovered that she was deciphering the Japanese military's secret messages every night. Until that rainy night, she was surrounded by the Japanese military police while delivering information and was forced to hide in a French bungalow. The man who opened the door made her blood freeze instantly - shipping tycoon Luo Shijie, a famous pro-Japanese businessman in Shanghai. And on the wall behind him, the contact code of her organization was hanging impressively. "Miss Cheng?" The man wiped his revolver and threw the bloody handkerchief into the fireplace. "There was a mistake in the code you deciphered, which almost killed three of our comrades." It turns out that the most mysterious "Rochester" in the entire Shanghai underground party is this man who was accused of being a traitor. He asked Cheng Jian to live in the mansion as his fiancée and jointly carry out the mission of rescuing the trapped scientists. In the bedroom filled with antiques, at the dance party where they drank and drank, they conveyed information with their eyes and completed the connection with tango dance steps. When Cheng Jian discovers that the person imprisoned on the third floor is not a mad wife but a nuclear physicist, and when Luo Shijie's scar hides a truth more cruel than the fire, this dangerous game of fake play will finally usher in the most heroic confession in the firelight of the Japanese intelligence station.