"Fingertips" is an urban adventure novel that combines suspense, science fiction and human struggle. The protagonist Li Mo was originally an ordinary project manager of a state-owned enterprise. He was forced to enter the high-end service industry due to economic pressure, but he was accidentally involved in a dark conspiracy that spanned technology, capital and power.
As the truth about his wife Lin Wei's "resurrection" and death is gradually revealed, Li Mo discovers that she is actually an agent controlled by the mysterious organization "Bana Flower", and their daughter Tingting is the "key" that many forces are competing for. From the urban workplace to the underground base, from the deep-sea laboratory to the dangers of the free port, Li Mo gradually discovered the true face of organizations such as "Stargazer", "Strange Industries" and "Dark Star" in life and death tests, but he also fell into a larger consciousness control plan - the "Thorn Bird Project" and the "Cradle" conspiracy.
With a chip implanted in his body and his consciousness on the verge of collapse, Li Mo fights side by side with his brother Zhang Lan and the mysterious man Ye Feng, vowing to destroy the "cradle" that uses children as energy and uncover the ultimate truth behind the "Madam". This is an extreme struggle about father's love, faith and redemption, and it is also a lonely journey to find light amidst the ups and downs of technology and human nature.
Reader comments
"The real value of this book is that it provides another calm and powerful 'in-depth report' for our age of information explosion but scarce thinking. The author does not stay on the surface of hot topics, but uses rigorous research and clear logic to weave a cognitive web that understands the crux of contemporary society. The biggest feeling after reading it is: we not only need to know 'what happened', but also need to understand 'why it happened' and 'where will it take us' - this book has fulfilled these three missions."
"The real value of this book is that it provides another calm and powerful 'in-depth report' for our age of information explosion but scarce thinking. The author does not stay on the surface of hot topics, but uses rigorous research and clear logic to weave a cognitive web that understands the crux of contemporary society. The biggest feeling after reading it is: we not only need to know 'what happened', but also need to understand 'why it happened' and 'where will it take us' - this book has fulfilled these three missions."