The book is written on the basis of historical facts. But it is fiction after all, and there are many fictional places.

For example, the Kwantung Army Intelligence Department's Yimian Po Training Center was established in 1944, and I advanced the time to 1939.

There should be something similar in the future. Some things look like they were made up, but they're real. For example, the grassroots organization of the Ministry of Intelligence is called the police station, right!

It's really called the police station. Not many intelligence officers of the Kwantung Army died in the Northeast, and a large number of deaths occurred after being escorted to Siberia by Soviet troops for hard labor.

The intelligence officers who returned to Japan formed their own organization called the Hokuto Society. Wrote a look at the reminiscence article.

Unfortunately, there are very few translations into Chinese. Conclusion: the intelligence work of the Kwantung Army was a failure compared to that of the USSR.

The fundamental reason is that there are a large number of people in the Northeast who have sacrificed their lives to work for the Soviet intelligence agencies, and the Japanese simply cannot find such people in the Soviet Union.

Thank you.

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