The Lonely Island Transcriber

In the thirty-first year of the Republic of China, Shanghai became an isolated island. Chen Mo, a low-level clerk in the Finance Bureau, originally just wanted to survive in troubled times. One night, gunfire rang out. Traffic officer Lao Zhou knocked on the window covered in blood, thrust a fatal secret message and a brass key into his hands, and then died under the gun of No. 76. No special training background, no fighting skills, no gun in hand. His only weapons are his photographic memory and the familiar loopholes in the agency's rules. A piece of ink-stained waste paper almost sent him to hell; An ordinary report stirred up factional strife among Wang and puppet factions. When he was transferred to the Wolf's Den Supervision Division, he was met with confessions, secret documents, iron boxes, and control traps. The old fox Zhou Qingshan is testing every step of the way. The top lurker code-named "Yantai" is hiding in the dark. The military is hunting down traitors and the Japanese are hunting down the traitors. It is difficult to identify the inner ghost. He is just a transcriber who writes files, walking on the edge of a knife. Silently, silently, hidden in the fireworks of the world. Between the pages, there is a lifeline that is on the verge of breaking.