The Literary Hero of the Republic of China (民国之文豪) [MTL]

Chapter 216

　　At this time, some people are very cautious in writing articles, and after repeated deliberation, they will feel very tired after writing an article.

　　But Mu Qiong is different.

　　Having experienced the fast-paced modern society, and chasing novels with 10,000 updates per day, his lifespan was not destined to be long at that time... All these made him write novels, and he always wrote whenever he wanted to, and he wrote very well. quick.

　　Of course, this also has something to do with his youth.

　　I am young and in good health, so I can naturally write more.

　　He pondered immediately.

　　During the Anti-Japanese War in later generations, there were many traitors in the country, but when writing novels now, you can't write about things twenty years later, you still have to write about the present.

　　Then there is the protagonist of the story... If it is a satirical novel with a traitor as the main character, it is better to write a short story, which can be written under Zhu Shi'an's pseudonym. Now that he wants to write a long novel, it is not easy to write like this.

　　Mu Qiong thought for a long time, and finally decided to find another way to write about Japanese spies!

　　And write from the perspective of the Japanese, just write how a Japanese spy operates in China.

　　It's such a novel, it's not good for Lou Yuyu to write it, it's very dangerous... It just so happens that Tianxing's "Body Changing" is over, so why not write it under Tianxing's pen name.

　　As for Lou Yuyu's pseudonym...he can write some education-related, relatively light-hearted novels. Of course, this can be done slowly.

　　Mu Qiong took out a pen and wrote down some things he remembered about the Japanese spies doing in China.

　　When Mu Qiong was in modern times, he had read a book written by an Italian called "Japanese Espionage in China", which contained the author's personal experience.

　　The author of this book once worked under the warlord. After the warlord was assassinated by the Japanese, because his family was hijacked by the Japanese, he joined the Japanese military secret service to work for the Japanese and got in touch with many secrets.

　　He always hated what Japan did, which is why he escaped to Shanghai and wrote this book...

　　This book is mainly written about events during the Anti-Japanese War, and Mu Qiong also read some other materials, so he learned that before the Sino-Japanese War, Japan had already sent spies to lurk in our country.

　　In the era he lived in, Northeast China and North China were already full of Japanese spies, pulling up a huge lurking network.

　　Even, in addition to some official spies, Japanese right-wing organizations also came to China in various identities. On the surface, they are businessmen, teachers, doctors and even the Communist Party, but in fact they are all spies!

　　It was the information they collected and the maps they drew in China that provided intelligence support for the subsequent Anti-Japanese War. When the war started, the Japanese side knew everything about where China had troops and where rivers were, so how could it not win? ?

　　Mu Qiong hates these spies, but now, he plans to use a Japanese spy as the protagonist.

　　As for the name of this Japanese spy... Mu Qiong thought of Gao Shengxi.

　　This person is well-known in later generations. He has done many important things and planned many crimes. He is even the one who sold drugs in the Northeast for huge profits.