The Strongest Hearing: I Am a Miracle Doctor in the Japanese Army's Secret Service

An isolated island in troubled times, a tiger's den hides its edge. Lin Tinglan, a doctor with extraordinary hearing, lurks in the Japanese Army's Secret Service. Vibration of dust, friction of clothing, whispers on partition walls, resonance of utensils, all tiny movements are invisible. There is no vigorous attack, only an undercurrent of psychological games. Embroidery threads, remaining cigarette butts, and vibrations of telephone receivers are all media for transmitting information. Dealing with cunning spies and multiple spies, using hearing as a sharp edge, he breaks the situation in desperate situations and resists the enemy's long-planned closing and hunting.