On a dark and windy night, the richest man in Nanzhou died unexpectedly, and Qin Licheng, a young Chinese medicine doctor, was involved and couldn't extricate himself. A wife with a mysterious whereabouts, a mentor who can't tell the difference between good and evil, a rampant heavy truck, a clinic full of traps... Qin Licheng peeled off the cocoon to find the mastermind behind the scenes. After a fierce battle, he finally stepped on his opponents one by one and reached the pinnacle of his life.
Illegal wealth, even if it is tens of thousands of gold, will not be taken away; wealth can rival the country, even if it is a piece of baht, it will still be compared.
Reader comments
The author is a storyteller
It's very close to life, has a lot of suspense, and makes people want to continue watching.
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.
Pretty good. Keep up the good work.
It's a suspense novel. I haven't read it in several years. This book is well written and worth reading.
The plot is complex and varied. It seems unexpected, but it makes sense.
The author is a storyteller
It's very close to life, has a lot of suspense, and makes people want to continue watching.
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.
Pretty good. Keep up the good work.
It's a suspense novel. I haven't read it in several years. This book is well written and worth reading.
The plot is complex and varied. It seems unexpected, but it makes sense.
Not bad, the writing is smooth
Good books are worth reading.
Not bad, worth reading!
It just ended too quickly