The Lonely Island Has No Name

In the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China, the artillery fire in Songhu had not yet cooled down, and Shanghai had become an isolated island. Lin Shenhe, the accounting clerk of Defeng Foreign Company, spends his days fiddling with calculations and speaking softly. No one knows that he is the head of the CCP's underground intelligence station. Under the same roof as him is Xie Qingchuan, Wang's Puppet No. 76 - Using gentleness as his armor and beauty as his blade, he delivers intelligence to the military commander and is also getting deeper and deeper into the revenge of his father's murder. Two people working for different camps tested each other on the verge of revealing their identities and fell into each other's traps. On the isolated island, undercurrents surge. The four-way game between the underground party, the military command, No. 76, And the Japanese Special High School is on the edge of a knife at every step. Lin Shenhexu repeatedly chose between mission and humanity: he fell in love with his target, and saw his companions being dragged into the darkness one by one - Zhong Dazhuang fell under the gun, Bai Henian was seriously injured and evacuated, and Xie Qingchuan's life and death became a mystery. In August 1945, Japan surrendered. The streets of Shanghai were filled with cheers, but Lin Shenhe stood alone on the street corner, thinking of all those who failed to return to the team. The water of the Suzhou River still flows eastward, but some names will never be written into the annals of victors. This is a long spy story of the Republic of China about faith, betrayal and the blood and tears of unknown people. There are no born heroes, only ordinary people who are pushed into the undercurrent by the times and use flesh and blood as fuses.