Reflection

A Republican-era spy thriller featuring women.

A luxury liner concealing deadly dangers, seventy-two hours, and a life-or-death spy game in which agents from China, Japan, Britain, and the Soviet Union blur truth and deception. As darkness gradually consumes our homeland, what must we give up to reach the other shore at last?

Lu Cheng is a journalist for a pro-Japanese newspaper, a military intelligence agent, and an underground Communist Party member all at once. Suddenly assigned to board the luxury liner Queen, she must find the legendary agent known as "Reflection," who killed a Soviet traitor and took the intelligence he carried. What awaits her is a luxurious journey worthy of a spy, as detectives, agents from China, Japan, Britain, and the Soviet Union, and passengers from every walk of life take the stage, each with their own strengths, in a deadly and tangled struggle. How will she dispel the fog, uncover the truth behind "Reflection," foil the enemy's plot, and redefine the true meaning of the "new woman" through her search and struggle?