Long Silent Song: Record of Fourteen Years of Dark War

If "Latent" is the ultimate in forbearance and "The Wind" is a game of intelligence, then "Silent Song" is an epic martyrdom about the five senses, human nature and faith. It does not write about God, only about people; it does not write about joyful writing, only about blood and tears. In the winter of 1936, there was heavy snow in Beiping. A bloody ancient book fragment kicked off a fourteen-year secret war. Seven people with different identities were forcibly bound by fate into the same chariot heading towards the abyss. They danced on the knife-edge of the Japanese and puppets, and survived in the cracks between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. This is a war without smoke but with rivers of blood. When you finish reading, you will find that the most terrifying thing is not death, but how the living carry the memories of their dead comrades towards the dawn they never really had.