Rock On! Teresa Teng! - The Legend of the Demon Hunter Volume Three

Author: Nine Daggers
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: In the turbulent eras of history, there are always Hunters of Fate lurking in the shadows. They create history, yet remain forgotten.
My production director told me that a writer named Nine Daggers writes really good novels. For me, his works possess a certain kind of impact. They always make me unable to focus on work because I can't help but want to read his books. The stories immediately capture my attention, making me eager to continue reading. I initially thought it was just a silly idea, but in the end, it became an utterly unbelievable key to the entire story. Clearly, he treats every character fairly, without any bias—whether the protagonist or the supporting characters, each is filled with rich imagination. I can't bear to finish it quickly. I'm still reading slowly now, very—slow! —Chai Zhiping, producer of Tokyo Love Story
This is the largest military operation in East Asian history since the United States entered the 21st century. But the U.S. Navy's aircraft carrier strike group is not alone. Leading the Japanese Self-Defense Force's destroyer fleet, the "Musashi Maru," named after the sword master, stands in the vast ocean, facing the U.S. forces from afar under the guise of joint military exercises under the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty. On the warships of both sides, dozens of massive white radar screens slowly rotate, afraid to be one second slower than the other in detecting any suspicious movements. The sea breeze carries a salty dampness, mixed with a chilling, deadly silence. The more advanced the military equipment of both sides, the more dangerous the standoff becomes. A single misjudgment of information could lead to a hasty artillery shell launch, triggering the launch of several nuclear missiles from the seabed.