June in Binhai City always carries the salty and humid sea breeze, breaking up the heat and spreading it over this city that thrives on the harbor. In the top-floor office of the headquarters building of Hanhai Fishery Group, the floor-to-ceiling window shows the continuous fishing port. The 10,000-ton ocean-going fishing vessel lies on the berth like a steel giant, and the giant arm of the crane swings slowly in the morning light, creating a busy scene. But inside the office, the atmosphere was as stagnant as the still water of the deep sea.
Hua Luzian sat behind a large desk, typing out the last set of data on the keyboard with his fingertips. The financial statements that popped up on the screen instantly made the people around the table breathless. He was wearing a pressed light gray shirt, with the cuffs rolled up to his forearms, revealing his clear wrists. He wore a pair of thin-rimmed glasses on the bridge of his nose, and his eyes behind the lenses were as calm as if he could see through the undercurrents of the deep sea. As the financial director of Hanhai Fishery Group, he has just celebrated his 33rd birthday, but he has been in charge of the financial affairs of this fishing giant with an annual revenue of over 5 billion for three years. He relies not on his qualifications, but on his hard power to stabilize the company's capital chain in stormy waters time and time again.
