[No system] [Single heroine] [Dark style] [Technical flow] [Layout] [Apolitical] [Brainstorming]
Seventy years. On a rainy night in New York, 23-year-old Lin Mo squatted in the attic of his apartment, watching the ink stains "Don't forget Chinese roots" on his mother's suicide note blurred by tears.
He is the hidden illegitimate son of wealthy businessman Richard Chen, but when he was sorting out his father's old accounts, he discovered that the anti-counterfeiting paper of the 1971 version of the U. S. Dollar still had old loopholes from World War II.
When the first stack of counterfeit banknotes sneaked into the underground banks of Wall Street, and when the first freighter labeled "scrap iron" sailed to the east, everyone thought he was a down-and-out illegitimate son trying to inherit the inheritance. Only he knew: he was moving an "invisible mountain of gold" to his motherland.
