Cold Lamp Illuminates the Night

In the winter of 1938, Shen Ruohan, associate professor of history at Yenching University, was separated from his wife on the way south and fled to Chongqing. A series of murders in an inn dragged him into the world of detectives - he didn't know how to do martial arts or shoot, he could only piece together the truth from the fragments. Every case appears to be murder, corruption, or disappearance, but behind it all points to a dark web laid out by Japan's secret service "Song Agency" in China. What he is chasing is not a single murderer, but the entire network that hangs over Zhan China. The center of that network is codenamed "Kirigakure". With the intervention of the intelligence forces of the United States and the Soviet Union, the secret war between China and Japan escalated into an anti-French international intelligence war. From Chongqing to Shanghai, from the Burma Highway to the front line in western Hubei, from the fall of Hong Kong to the Cairo Conference, from Nanjing to the surrender of Japan - fifteen volumes, fifteen cases, a long line. A cold lamp illuminates the darkness deep in the hearts of people during the eight-year war of resistance.