The mysterious Madame Wong was a real underworld star in the mid-twentieth century. People were afraid to say her name out loud, and brave souls who wanted to get a photograph of this desperate pirate were found chopped into pieces. A former dancer from the stage of dubious nightclubs led an army of thousands of bandits, while very successfully developing her business and increasing her income. As the wife of a respectable man who brought her into the “dark kingdom” of murder, violence and theft and made her a real queen in it, she learned to live without remorse. A lady named Shan was a tasty morsel for the police of several countries, whose authorities promised any amount for the capture of a daring warrior who did not recognize laws and violated prohibitions. She was admired and hated at the same time. Many questioned whether she even existed because to many she was like a ghost—elusive. The Invisible Woman did not leave alive those who had at least once seen her in person. Who is she really? And can her cruelty be justified? Why is Madame Wong so friendly with death? An English journalist took on a dangerous investigation, about which he remained silent for many years under pain of death, but it was his turn to speak up...