Frost Chess Game

As the financial street in late autumn becomes increasingly chilly, the entertainment expansion plan of Lu Group President Lu Chenzhou faces a critical battle due to the debt crisis of Xingtu Media. This company, which holds the copyright for the sequel to the popular IP, was originally the core puzzle piece for the Lu family to open up the industrial chain, but its old enemy Gu Yanzhi and Fengqi Capital intervened and injected 500 million in chips, making the situation suddenly tense. From the hidden smiles at the family dinner to the time-limited ultimatums in the conference room, the game between Lu Chenzhou and Gu Yanzhi has long gone beyond business competition. When Lu Chenzhou came up with the ultimate solution to the copyright dispute, Gu Yanzhi actually bet half of his net worth for additional investment. This seemingly crazy gamble actually pointed to the core secret of the writer's legacy guarded by the Lu family: Staring into the Abyss. The undercurrent of capital is surging, with competition for equity, public opinion building, and network suppression layer upon layer. Children who used to compete for toys have now become opponents on a business war chessboard. Every move is related to the survival of the company and the family's commitment. The chess game in the frost season has been initially decided, but no one knows it. This is just the prelude to a larger game in the steel forest. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.