Chilie

Introduction to the novel "Red Lie" In 1938, villages on the border of the Soviet Far East were wiped out one after another. The dead had gray marks on their chests and their eyes were covered with gray films. Reconnaissance company commander Lin Zhengze was ordered to investigate, and found deep in the virgin forest that all this originated from an ancient existence sleeping underground - Mongolian shamans called it "Chilie", the eyes of the underground. Chilie uses one hundred and eight "Obo" as sensory nodes, awakens every one hundred and eight years, and absorbs nutrients through silver-white crystals eroding the living body. Lin Zhengze traveled between the Far East, Mongolia, and the northwest Gobi, forming a team with shaman descendant Wu Lan and veteran Shi Dayong, trying to seal all the cracks before the Hundred Eyes were fully opened. At the same time, the Japanese Kwantung Army also discovered mineral veins under the bluestone slabs in Rehe. They extracted the liquid essence of Chilie and injected it into the soldiers, creating "Silver Pattern Warriors" with no sense of pain and infinite strength. In 1942, the expeditionary force in Burma failed, and Lin Zhengze was transferred to Ramgarh, India for training. During the fierce battle during the counterattack in the jungles of northern Myanmar, silver and white lines suddenly appeared on the chests of some Japanese soldiers. After capturing Myitkyina, he seized an experimental report: Chilie was not sleeping, but waiting patiently. And the guiding stick brought from the Gobi to the rainforest was glowing with an imperceptible warmth. The war has not stopped, and hundreds of eyes are waiting to be opened. Some things will eventually wake up.