Bloody Bait

Introduction From 1936 to 1940, the Republic of China was full of murderous spies! Military inspector He Motian was framed and forced to interrogate his former lover. After reluctantly resolving the situation, he formed a life-and-death partnership with Yang Yixian, who was responsible for surveillance. The two traveled through Xijin Ferry, Paramount, Taihu and other secret places in the south of the Yangtze River, broke into interrogation deadlocks, assassinated senior officials of the Japanese I Army, and seized confidential information. They were trapped in a stranglehold between the military commander, the Japanese army, and undercover agents, and were shocked every step of the way. Suspicions and tacit understanding coexist, crises and reversals fly together, and the final identity is shockingly reversed: the monitor is the underground party agent "fishhook", the hidden ninja transforms into a lurking "bait", and He Motian lurks alone in the military command, using himself as a bait to continue to write the legend of the lurking of his family and country. Core selling point 1. Fast-paced and refreshing: unit-style plot, high-energy killing rounds in each episode, gun battles, close combat, and secret room dealings are all online intensively, without delay, and perfectly adapt to the rhythm of short dramas; 2. The ultimate reversal: the triple identity reversal in the finale, full of suspense, explosive dramatic conflicts, firmly grabbing the audience's attention; 3. Visual outing: Jiangnan Water Town + Republic of China spy war scenes, the picture is full of texture, and it is easy to create explosive visual shots; 4. The characters are eye-catching: the sadistic partners who monitor each other but depend on each other for life and death, emotions and missions collide, and the characters are full of tension; 5. Multi-party game: The three-party melee between the military commander, the Japanese army, and the underground party, surrounded by traitors and undercover agents, has a dense plot and zero difficulty in adapting.