Mountains and Rivers: Starting from Hong Gong Temple

When he woke up, Shen Huaiyuan traveled to the Honggong Temple in Nanjing in 1932 and became Shen Yanqiu, a student in the special training class of the Fuxing Society's Secret Service. When you open your eyes, you will see a life and death examination room - in the interrogation room, the stubborn Japanese spy clenches his teeth and no one can break him. With a touch of his fingertips, the power "Five Phase Eclipse" suddenly awakened: Read memories, look into double mirrors, observe cause and effect, trace back time, and predict dangerous situations. Wherever he can reach, there is no secret in the world. Three heart-breaking words broke through the psychological defense of the spy, and he became famous in the first battle. Since then, the army has gained a legendary figure. On the surface, he is a disciple of Hong Gong Temple who was personally trained by Director Dai. He has been promoted step by step with his numerous achievements in espionage operations. He is in charge of the secret center and is a young man who is respected by everyone; Secretly, he is the mastermind behind the "Twelve Beauties of Jinling", a private intelligence network. Using North and South business houses and shipping terminals as cover, he has set up his eyes and ears all over the market, and has traveled around many forces. He is a "listener" whose true identity no one knows. The Japanese traitors were frightened by the news and called him "Shen Wuchang" - his whereabouts were unpredictable, so they took action to claim his life. Destroying enemy towers, stealing secret files, wisely slaying traitors, and purging moles, he walked on the edge of a knife and held up a lamp in the dark. From the primitive establishment of Hong Gong Temple in 1932 to the bloody battle on the beach in 1937; From the secret attack and defense in the foggy capital of Chongqing to the withdrawal from Xiaguan Wharf in 1949. In an era when mountains and rivers were broken, he could not change the general trend, so he left an extra inch of light for people in the darkness. In 1978, sycamore leaves once again covered the streets of Jinling. The sixty-nine-year-old overseas Chinese returned to his hometown. When he looked up, he saw peaceful mountains and rivers and ordinary fireworks.