Qin Tian has reached middle age. Clever and capable, he has worked tirelessly and built a modestly successful career. His future seems smooth sailing. With a loving wife and young son, his life is happy and fulfilling. He gets along with everyone around him, and things are good for all.
Then a sudden financial crisis hits the company. Trusting everyone and thinking of the bigger picture, he takes the blame for the whole mess and is sentenced to two years in prison. He thinks he can avert disaster, put an end to the trouble, and save everyone from ruin, while his family, career, and future will suffer little. Released a year early, he learns the truth: he willingly jumped into a deep pit.
His life, he realizes, was full of illusions. His beloved wife had long since betrayed him and had an affair. The leaders he respected and the colleagues he thought were his friends were all part of the plot. His five-year-old son becomes his only emotional support, but even the boy is not related to him by blood. And behind it all is an even more ruthless and domineering puppeteer.
What is it like to be penniless? What does it feel like to lose your wife and child? Is this really the end for him? No! Qin Tian is not one to give in to injustice, grief, or despair. A good man stands tall, sheds his old skin, and comes back with a new backbone. He will repay every debt and settle every score, without mercy.
He starts living large the moment he gets out of prison!
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