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Prologue: The Shadow Before Dawn

On October 4, 1958, as the first rays of dawn pierced the clouds over Tokyo Bay, the power structure of the entire Asia-Pacific region had been completely rewritten the previous night. From Washington to Tokyo, from Taipei to Hawaii, reports stained with blood and fire were being frantically transmitted along encrypted telegraph lines, each bearing the same code name—"The Pink Devil."

That night, Wang Huanbo (Decade form) moved like a ghost between the three major "devil's dens": first leaving behind purgatory-like infernos at the CIA headquarters and Fort Detrick in Maryland, then crossing the Pacific to reduce the Special Higher Police, the Central Bank, and the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan to ashes, and finally spreading destruction at the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics and the naval port in Taipei, Taiwan. As the aurora curtain closed over the National Palace Museum in Taipei, the core lifelines of the three major forces had been uprooted by him.

At that moment, the clock in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., struck six in the morning. President Truman's coffee cup shattered on the carpet with a "crack"—a top-secret report before him revealed that U.S. gold reserves had dwindled by 12%, the CIA headquarters was reduced to ruins, and equipment from two major military bases had been taken away by an "unknown force." Meanwhile, in the Prime Minister's official residence in Tokyo, Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi was roaring into the phone: "The Americans must send troops immediately! Otherwise, the Great Japanese Empire will be utterly finished!"

The diarist at the Taiwanese official residence listened with a grim face as the trembling report from the Kong-Soong family representative: "All the artifacts in the Forbidden City are gone...and the gold in the bank vault is also gone..."

A "black storm" sweeping across three major forces is unfolding in the most brutal way.

Act One: America's Nightmare—The Loss of Gold, Intelligence, and Steel

Section 1: The End of the CIA Headquarters Building (1:00-1:30 AM)

Location: CIA Headquarters Building, Langley, Virginia

List of losses:

Damage rate of main building: 78% (three underground floors completely collapsed)

Lost classified documents: All spy files on China and the Soviet Union since the Cold War (approximately 200TB of paper/film materials)

Casualties: 147 agents and guards on duty died, and 92 were seriously injured (including Deputy Director William Colby).

Core infrastructure destroyed: The supercomputer "Prophet" was melted down, crippling the global surveillance network for 12 hours.

At 1 a.m., the winter night in Langley was eerily quiet. On the third basement level of the CIA headquarters building, Deputy Director Colby stared at the Soviet coded telegram that had just been deciphered, a cold smile playing on his lips: "Stalin's Far East deployment... will be on the President's desk tomorrow."

Suddenly, a piercing alarm shattered the silence.

"Report! Unidentified energy fluctuations detected at the entrance to Area B!"

Colby grabbed the M1911 pistol from the table and rushed into the monitoring room. The scene before him made his blood freeze—a seven-colored aurora was tearing through the night sky above the main entrance of the building, and a three-meter-tall figure slowly emerged from the light screen: pink, white and black armor flowed with the luster of liquid metal, the "∞" symbol on his chest shimmered with a ghostly blue light, and his X-shaped compound eyes were like two infrared scanners, accurately locking onto his position.

"Open the gate! AURORA CURTAIN!"

A synthesized voice echoed down the corridor as Decade appeared before Colby. He flicked his right hand, transforming his Cardcaptor Sword into a silver lightning bolt: "ATTACK RIDE! SLASH!"

With a whistling sound as the blade sliced ​​through the air, Colby's right hand, along with his sidearm, was severed at the wrist! Blood splattered onto the monitor screen, reflecting his contorted face: "You... what are you?!"

"Kamen Ride! Decade!"

Kamen Rider Decade's voice was devoid of emotion. "Final Attack Ride!" Countless Rider cards converged like a blood-red avalanche, ultimately coalescing into a golden blade of light—

"DECADE KICK!"

With a deafening roar, the blast door on the third basement level was blasted to pieces, and Colby's body turned into a bloody mist in the energy storm. At the same time, CIA agents throughout the building were awakened from their sleep. The last thing they saw was the figure of the Imperial Knight darting through the corridors at high speed, lightsabers and blades drawing deadly crosses in the darkness.

Survivor Testimony (Langley Hospital, Seriously Injured Agent John Miller):

"He was like a ray of light... Bullets hitting him were like hitting a steel plate, they would bounce back and kill our own people. One brother tried to use a grenade, but he crushed it in mid-air as soon as he pulled it out... His armor had strange symbols on it, like an infinitely looping '8', you couldn't cut it down..."

At 1:30 a.m., when the first National Guard troops arrived, the CIA headquarters building was already in ruins. The three underground floors had completely collapsed, and Colby's body, along with all the classified documents, had vanished without a trace, leaving only huge footprint-shaped scorch marks on the walls and scattered fragments of a knight card—with the word "Judgment" engraved in English on it.

Section 2: The Catastrophe at Fort Detrick and the Military Base (1:30 AM - 2:30 AM)

Location 1: Fort Detrick Biological Laboratory, Maryland

List of losses:

Virus sample bank: 127 high-risk pathogens, including Strain-19 anthrax and Variola-X smallpox variant left behind by Unit 731, have all been "stored" in the space.

Experimental data: All reports on biological and chemical weapons research since World War II (including records of live experiments on Chinese People's Volunteer Army prisoners of war in the Korean War) have been lost.

Casualties: 83 on-duty research personnel died, and the entire guard force (120 people) was wiped out.

Location 2: Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada

List of losses:

战机丢失：F-100「超级佩刀」46架、F-102「三角剑」截击机12架、F-89「蝎子」截击机8架、F-84「雷电喷气」战斗轰炸机24架（总计90架）

Equipment damage: The hangar, radar station, and oil depot were destroyed by the knights' kicking and bombing, resulting in direct economic losses exceeding $3 million (1959 exchange rate).

Casualties: 57 ground crew members and 21 pilots died.

Location 3: Fort Hood Army Base, Texas

List of losses:

装甲车辆丢失：M48A2「巴顿」坦克20辆、M59履带式装甲输送车15辆、M35型6×6军用卡车20辆（总计55辆）

Industrial equipment: 83 sets of core equipment, including tank production line mainframes and armor welding robots, have been "stored in space".

Casualties: 42 members of the guard force and 18 technical personnel died.

At 2 a.m., the alarm in the Fort Detrick biological laboratory blared. Dr. Matsumoto (a former medic in Unit 731) stared at the silver figure on the monitor screen, the test tube in his hand shattering on the floor: "It's...it's that demon that appeared in Tokyo Bay!"

Three days ago, he witnessed Decade reduce the Tokyo Special Higher Police headquarters to rubble, and the same fear gripped his heart. Just as he was about to press the red button for self-destruction, Decade appeared in the center of the laboratory: "Your 'science' should be returned to the earth."

"ATTACK RIDE! BLAST!"

The instant the fiery fist pierced Matsumoto's body, Decade activated "Ultra Psycho-Space Storage"—all the virus samples in the liquid nitrogen tanks, the petri dishes on the lab table, the incinerator in the corner, along with Matsumoto's corpse, were engulfed in blue light. He then drew the "Dragon Rider" card, and a flaming spear melted a two-meter-diameter gap in the laboratory's blast door before turning and leaving.

At 2:30 a.m., the pilots at Nellis Air Force Base had just completed their pre-flight checks. Ground crew member Jack looked at the colorful aurora borealis at the end of the runway, rubbed his eyes, and said, "My God... what is that?"

The next second, Emperor Knight appeared in the center of the tarmac. He grabbed the wing of an F-100 with one hand and lifted it up like a chick: "America's 'Silver Wing' is not suitable for soaring in the skies of East Asia."

"Final Vent!"

Flaming spears rained down from the sky, igniting four F-100s in a chain reaction. He then switched to Faiz mode, his shoulder cannons unleashing golden beams of light that blasted the hangar roof to smithereens. The 90 fighter jets were "stored" in space like toys, the entire process taking less than 15 minutes.

At 2:30 a.m., the tank formation at Fort Hood Army Base was awakened from its slumber. Before the guns of the M48 tanks could even be turned, the Imperial Knights had already appeared at the front of the formation: "These lumps of iron will advance the mechanization of the Chinese army by ten years."

Ultraman activated his telekinesis, and 55 tanks and armored vehicles were enveloped in a pale blue light shield, slowly rising into the air and disappearing. The M1 rifle bullets from the guarding forces struck the Decade's shield, only scattering a few sparks. A major, trembling, lowered his weapon: "This isn't human…it's a demon…"

Section 3: Gold Outflow from the Federal Reserve's Vaults (2:30-3:30 AM)

Location: Underground vault of the Federal Reserve in Washington, D.C.

List of losses:

Gold reserves lost: 280 tons (12% of the total US gold reserves at the time).

Vault Facilities: The 30cm thick reinforced concrete exterior wall was kicked through by the knight, and the titanium alloy safe was completely deformed.

Casualties: 31 guards killed, 2 vault keepers missing.

At 4 a.m., the automatic alarm system in the Federal Reserve vault suddenly malfunctioned. When the duty manager, Smith, noticed the anomaly, Emperor Knight had already emerged from behind the Aurora Veil, his shoulder-mounted cannon aimed at the vault door: "Your gold is stained with the blood of the Chinese."

"Faiz! BLAST!"

金色光柱轰碎金库外墙，596个钛合金保险柜被冲击波掀飞。帝骑沖入金库，奥特念力发动——280吨金条如金色洪流般涌入随身空间。空间界面弹出提示：【收纳完成：黄金280吨（纯度99.9%），含1937年「支那事变」掠夺金条217吨】。

As the last gold bar disappeared, Decade turned and kicked down the vault door, leaving behind only the huge knight's footprints on the wall and scattered fragments of gold bars—one of which was engraved with the words "Shanghai Central Bank, 1948".

Act Two: Purgatory of the East – From Imperial Palace to Industrial Destruction

Section 1: The Demise of the Special Higher Police Headquarters (3:30-4:30 AM)

Location: Special Higher Police Headquarters Building, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

List of losses:

Main building damage rate: 100% (the building was kicked into ruins by the knight)

Lost Classified Documents: 127GB of top-secret files including "Operational Log of the North China Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department" (original records of Unit 731), "Execution Report of the Nanjing Special Operations Team" (including coordinates of the mass grave), and "Fuel Ratio Table for the Chongqing Bombing" (mustard gas formula).

Casualties: 213 agents died (including Director Kenichi Sato), with only 3 survivors (seriously injured and in a coma).

At 5 a.m., the morning mist in Tokyo had not yet dissipated. Inside the headquarters building of the Special Higher Police, Kenichi Sato was listening to his subordinates report on the "progress of the arrest of underground members of the Chinese Communist Party" when he suddenly felt a pang of fear—outside the window, the colorful aurora was slowly unfolding.

"Stubborn maggots." Kamen Rider Decade's voice came from the aurora, "I'm giving you one last chance to repent—three seconds."

Kenichi Sato drew his sword and roared, "Ready for artillery fire!"

"Tachibana! (Shoot!)" The soldiers' bullets struck Decade's shield, only sending sparks flying. Decade's figure appeared before him like a ghost: "Back in Harbin in 1943, when you were performing live vivisections on pregnant women, were you this brave?"

"ATTACK RIDE! SLASH!"

A blade of light flashed, severing Kenichi Sato's sword and arm. He clutched his wound and staggered back, only to be grabbed by the throat and lifted up by Decade: "The Chinese will remember your crimes forever."

"Final Attack Ride! Decade!"

The golden blade of light from the Knight's Kick pierced through Kenichi Sato's chest, and the shockwave severed the entire building in half. As the smoke and dust cleared, the archives on the third basement level were exposed to the morning light—Decade had already collected all 127GB of top-secret files. As he turned to leave, his shoulder cannon unleashed a beam of light that completely blasted the building apart.

Section 2: The Destruction of the Automobile Industry (4:30-5:00 AM)

Location 1: Toyota Motor Plant, Aichi Prefecture

List of losses:

Production equipment lost: 23 CNC machine tools, 6 rotary engine prototypes, and 12 CVT transmission assemblies (a total of 41 sets of core equipment).

Factory damage: The main production line was melted by a flamethrower, and the stamping workshop collapsed.

Casualties: 34 workers and 12 technicians died.

Location 2: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Headquarters, Tokyo

List of losses:

Technical drawings lost: 217 aircraft engine design drawings and 15 warship armor formulas.

Equipment damage: Precision casting workshop collapsed after being kicked by a knight.

Casualties: 28 engineers and 19 guards died.

Location 3: Honda R&D Plant, Shizuoka Prefecture

List of losses:

Research and development data lost: 127 motorcycle engine patents and 53 sets of automobile suspension system drawings.

Factory damage: Test track melted down, laboratory exploded.

At 6 a.m., the workers at the Toyota factory had just changed into their work clothes. Workshop foreman Yamamoto, staring at the silver figure on the monitor, slammed his coffee cup to the ground: "It's...it's that devil who released poison gas at the Imperial Palace!"

Emperor Knight's figure appeared in the center of the production line. He pulled out the "Dragon Knight" card, and the flaming spear melted a large hole in the main unit: "Mitsubishi, Honda, Toyota... your blueprints will save the Chinese auto industry from taking twenty years of detours."

"Ultraman's Telekinesis: Space Organizing!"

Forty-one sets of core equipment were swallowed by blue light, leaving Yamamoto and the workers stunned—these were their proud "national treasures," but now they were being "packed up and taken away" like garbage.

Meanwhile, engineers at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries headquarters were cheering over the blueprints of a newly developed aircraft engine when Decade's appearance froze their smiles. He grabbed the blueprints with one hand, scanned them with his X-shaped compound eyes, and sneered: "Stolen technology, it will eventually have to be returned."

As the flaming spear swept across, 217 design drawings turned to ashes, replaced by the original components stored in the space.

Section 3: Poisonous Gas at the Imperial Palace and Gold at the Central Bank (5:00-5:30 AM)

Location 1: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Imperial Palace of Japan

List of losses:

The following cultural relics were lost: 124 paintings and calligraphic works, including Wang Xizhi's "Timely Clearing After Snowfall" and Zhang Zeduan's "Along the River During the Qingming Festival"; 68 bronze artifacts, including the Mao Gong Ding; and 253 porcelain pieces, including the Ru Kiln Lotus Bowl (a total of 445 national treasures).

Poison gas attack: A bacterial bomb (anthrax and plague mixed strain) caused Emperor Hirohito to be poisoned (partially paralyzed), Empress Nagako to die, and 47 guards and servants to die.

Building damage: The Treasure Pavilion was bombed and collapsed; the Imperial Garden was contaminated with toxic gas.

Location 2: Bank of Japan, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

List of losses:

Gold reserves lost: 596.2 tons (including gold bars looted during the September 18 Incident in 1931)

Document Destruction: 18,742 pages of documents, including war fund ledgers and economic recovery plans, were frozen and pulverized by liquid nitrogen.

Casualties: 28 guards killed, 1 vault manager missing.

At 5 a.m., the morning exercise at the Imperial Palace had just ended. Emperor Hirohito was looking at the "Timely Clearing After Snowfall" scroll when he suddenly felt dizzy—the palace maids screamed and fell to the ground, their skin bulging with purplish-black veins.

The Imperial Knight appeared in the Imperial Study: "For the 30 innocent souls of Nanjing." He threw the bacterial bomb into the Treasure Pavilion and turned to collect the artifacts. As Hirohito's guards dragged him towards the emergency room, a shoulder cannon shot out a beam of light that collapsed the main hall of the Imperial Palace.

At 8 a.m., the guards at the Bank of Japan’s vaults looked at the empty safe and their legs went weak – 596.2 tons of gold had been “stored” in space, leaving only the footprints of a knight kicking on the wall and scattered gold brick fragments.

Chapter Three: Twilight on an Isolated Island—The Collapse of Power in Taiwan

Section 1: The Demise of the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics (5:30-6:00 AM)

Location: Bureau of Investigation and Statistics Building, Boai Special District, Taipei City

List of losses:

Main building damage rate: 100% (the building collapsed after being kicked by the knight).

Lost classified documents: "List of Mainland Chinese Spy" (127 pages), "Assassination Operation Plans" (387 cases), and CIA cables (1955 "Western Corporation" agreement).

Casualties: 187 agents died (including Director Zhang Yanyuan), and only 5 survived (all seriously injured).

At 9 a.m., a torrential downpour began in Taipei. Zhang Yanyuan, the director of the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics, was counting cyanide capsules when he suddenly heard a guard's scream outside. He grabbed a Browning pistol from the table and rushed out, only to find two heads lying on the ground—blood spreading in the rain, forming a grotesque smiling face.

"Director Zhang, it's time to settle your 'merits'." Diqi's voice came from the rain.

Zhang Yanyuan raised his pistol with trembling hands, but the Imperial Knight instantly snatched the weapon away: "Were you this brave when you sent agents to assassinate Mr. Wen Yiduo in 1950?"

"Final Attack Ride! Decade!"

The golden blade of light from the Knight's Kick pierced Zhang Yanyuan's chest, and the shockwave collapsed the entire building. 387 assassination files from the underground archives were stored in the space, including original plans to assassinate Zhou Enlai and Peng Dehuai.

Section 2: The Destruction of the Air Force and Naval Base (6:00-6:30 AM)

Location 1: Taoyuan Air Force Base

List of losses:

战机摧毁：U-2高空侦察机4架、F-86战斗机12架、P-51野马战斗机8架（总计24架）

Facilities damaged: Two radar stations and one oil depot were destroyed in a series of explosions.

Casualties: 42 ground crew members and 21 pilots died.

Location 2: Zuoying Naval Base, Kaohsiung

List of losses:

The following warships were sunk: the destroyer "Danyang" (formerly the Japanese destroyer "Yukikaze"), 3 frigates, and 5 landing craft (a total of 9 ships).

Facilities damaged: Shipyard collapsed after being kicked by the Cavaliers

Casualties: 89 crew members died and 37 shipbuilding workers died.

At 10 a.m., four U-2 reconnaissance planes at Taoyuan Air Force Base were preparing for takeoff. Pilot Kobayashi, gazing at the colorful aurora borealis at the end of the runway, muttered to himself, "Could it be a secret weapon of the Communist army?"

The next second, Imperial Knight appeared in the center of the tarmac. He drew the "Dragon Knight" card, and his flaming spear set the U-2 reconnaissance plane ablaze: "These eyes that spy on our motherland should be blinded."

The series of explosions unleashed a fire wave tens of meters high, turning 24 fighter jets into scrap metal. Meanwhile, aboard the destroyer "Danyang" at Zuoying Naval Port, the captain looked at the waterline pierced by a high-energy particle beam and closed his eyes in despair—this demon ship, stained with the blood of the people of Nanjing, finally sank to the bottom of the sea.

Section 3: The Loss of Palace Museum Artifacts and Bank Gold (6:30-7:00 AM)

Location 1: National Palace Museum, Taipei

List of losses:

The following cultural relics were lost: 68 bronze artifacts, 124 paintings and calligraphies, and 253 porcelain pieces (a total of 445 national treasures, including "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" and "Mao Gong Ding").

Building damage: Bronze exhibition hall melted down

Location 2: Bank of Taiwan Vault, Taipei

List of losses:

Gold reserves lost: 380 tons (including 217 tons of gold transported from Shanghai to Taiwan in 1948).

Currency destruction: Japanese yen and US dollar ledgers were frozen and pulverized by liquid nitrogen.

Casualties: 31 guards killed

At 11 a.m., a security guard at the National Palace Museum in Taipei was so frightened by the silver figure on the surveillance footage that he collapsed to the ground. It was Decade packing up the "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" scroll, which was being "packed" in his hands like an ordinary painting.

Meanwhile, the guards at the Bank of Taiwan's vault felt their legs go weak as they looked at the empty safe—380 tons of gold had been stored inside, leaving only the footprints of a knight kicking on the wall.

Chapter Four: The Collapse of Power—Despair from the White House to the Prime Minister's Residence

Section 1: The Collapse of the US President (6:00-7:00 AM)

In the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., President Truman dropped a telegram with a thud. His hands trembled as he picked up another document—a plea for help from Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi: "The United States must provide immediate assistance! Otherwise, the Great Japanese Empire will be utterly destroyed!"

"It's over...it's all over..." Truman muttered to himself. Before his eyes appeared the ruins of the CIA headquarters, the lost 280 tons of gold, 90 fighter jets...and the report marked "Silver Devil".

Suddenly, he clutched his chest, his face flushed red—and with a "pfft," he coughed up a mouthful of blood and collapsed heavily to the ground. Secretary of State Acheson, standing beside him, was terrified: "President! President, what's wrong?!"

When paramedics rushed in, Truman was already unconscious. The diagnosis came back quickly: acute myocardial infarction, and he could die at any moment.

Section 2: The Japanese Prime Minister's Outburst (8:00-9:00 AM)

At the Prime Minister's official residence in Tokyo, Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi slammed his teacup against the wall: "Those Americans are all useless! Why didn't they send troops to protect us?!"

Three reports lay before him: the Special Higher Police headquarters destroyed, 596.2 tons of gold stolen, and the Emperor poisoned by a gas attack on the Imperial Palace… This descendant of a Class A war criminal from World War II was now screaming into the phone: “Connect me to Washington immediately! I need to speak with Truman!”

Acheson's voice on the other end of the phone was icy: "His Excellency the President has suffered a heart attack and is currently undergoing emergency treatment..."

Kishi Nobusuke stood frozen, then suddenly burst into laughter—a laughter filled with despair and madness. He grabbed the katana from the table and slashed fiercely at the word "China" on the map: "Chinese...I will not let you go!"

Section 3: The Panic of Taiwan's Four Major Families (10:00-11:00 AM)

At the Shilin Official Residence in Taipei, Chiang Kai-shek listened to the report from representatives of the Kung-Soong family, slamming his cane on the ground with a thud: "The Palace Museum's artifacts are missing? The bank's gold is gone? You bunch of useless idiots!"

Kong Lingkan, trembling, handed over another telegram: "The United States... the United States says it cannot provide assistance for the time being..."

Chiang Kai-shek's face turned ashen. He suddenly clutched his chest and coughed violently—his phlegm was streaked with blood. He knew that without American support, without the artifacts from the Forbidden City and the gold reserves, his so-called "counterattack on the mainland" was nothing but a pipe dream.

Epilogue: Dawn in the Darkness

As Wang Huanbo's figure slowly disappeared from the balcony of the military hospital, the rising sun pierced through the clouds. His daughter, Yan Yan, giggled in his arms, reaching out to grab the infinity symbol on her father's chest.

In his personal space, 13000 tons of gold, 445 national treasures from the Palace Museum, 217 aircraft engine blueprints, 387 files on spies... these riches and evidence of crimes plundered by foreign powers are about to return to the embrace of their motherland.

In Washington, Tokyo, and Taipei, the collapse of power had only just begun. The figure known as the "Silver Devil" had become a permanent nightmare for the three major powers—but what they didn't know was that this was merely the beginning of their revenge.

(End of this chapter)

Appendix: Overview of Losses of the Three Major Forces

势力

Loss Category

Specific data

美国

Gold reserves

280 tons were lost (12% of the total), including 217 tons of gold bars looted during the 1937 "China Incident".

CIA Headquarters

78% of the buildings were damaged; 200TB of confidential documents were lost; 147 people died.

Nellis Air Force Base

丢失战机90架（F-100/F-102等），损毁机库2座，死亡78人

Fort Hood Army Base

55 tanks/armored vehicles were lost, 83 sets of industrial equipment were seized, and 60 people died.

Federal Reserve Treasury

280 tons of gold were lost, buildings were 100% destroyed, and 31 people died.

Japan

Special Higher Education Headquarters

100% of the buildings were destroyed; 127GB of confidential files were lost; 213 people died.

auto industry

41 sets of production equipment (Toyota/Mitsubishi/Honda) were lost, 3 factory buildings were destroyed, and 74 people died.

Imperial Palace

445 cultural relics were lost (including the "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" scroll), and poison gas caused the Emperor to be poisoned (partially paralyzed), the Empress to die, and 47 other people to die.

Bank of Japan

596.2 tons of gold were lost, 18,742 pages of accounting books were destroyed, and 28 people died.

湾岛

Bureau of Secrecy

The buildings were 100% damaged; 387 files on espionage were lost; and 187 people died.

Taoyuan Air Force Base

摧毁战机24架（U-2/F-86等），损毁雷达站2座，死亡63人

Zuoying Naval Port

Nine warships sank (including the destroyer "Danyang"), one shipyard was damaged, and 126 people died.

National Palace Museum, Taipei / Bank of Taiwan

445 cultural relics were lost, 380 tons of gold were lost, and 31 people died.

Total casualties: 316 deaths in the United States, 431 deaths in Japan, and 407 deaths in Taiwan, totaling 1154 deaths.

Economic losses: Over US$10 billion (at the 1958 exchange rate), equivalent to 1.5 times China's annual GDP at that time.