On a dark and stormy night, the richest man in Nanzhou dies unexpectedly, and Qin Licheng, a young doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, gets caught up in the case and can’t escape. A wife whose whereabouts are shrouded in mystery, a mentor whose good or evil is hard to discern, a heavy truck careening into his path, a clinic full of traps... Qin Licheng painstakingly pieces together the clues in search of the mastermind. After a fierce battle of wits and strength, he finally tramples each opponent underfoot and reaches the pinnacle of life.
He will not take ill-gotten wealth, no matter how great; even when rich enough to rival a nation, he will account for every last coin.
It's very close to life, has a lot of suspense, and makes people want to continue watching.
The author is a storyteller
The prose of "The Man Riding a Crane" is brilliant and well-conceived, but compared to his other officialdom novel "Step by Step", this article is still a little inferior.
The plot is complex and varied. It seems unexpected, but it makes sense.
It's a suspense novel. I haven't read it in several years. This book is well written and worth reading.
It's very close to life, has a lot of suspense, and makes people want to continue watching.
The author is a storyteller
The prose of "The Man Riding a Crane" is brilliant and well-conceived, but compared to his other officialdom novel "Step by Step", this article is still a little inferior.
The plot is complex and varied. It seems unexpected, but it makes sense.
It's a suspense novel. I haven't read it in several years. This book is well written and worth reading.
Pretty good. Keep up the good work.
It just ended too quickly
Not bad, worth reading!
Good books are worth reading.
Not bad, the writing is smooth