Under the Roof of Power

(Not brainless + vanity fair within the system + office sophistication + promotion + transaction + darkness + unexpected) This is an in-depth novel that goes beyond officialdom games. It cuts through the fabric of the system and allows you to see: The Taming of Power: How a heroic pilot (Wen Jiaguo) was swallowed up by betrayal and ambition and transformed into a crocodile playing with the rules. Silent Rebellion: How a carefully cultivated canary (Wen Yu) learns to collect deadly evidence in the dark amidst the great tearing inside and outside. The cross-section of the times: from the chaotic fighting in the development zone in 1989 to the deep binding of capital and power in 2000, it truly represents the chaos and pain of the transition period. With scalpel-like strokes, the author depicts Wen Jiaguo's cruelty and fragility, Liu Yumei's vanity and sorrow, Li Yalin's ideal light, and the struggles of many little people under the gears of the times. The stories are interlocking, with thousands of foreshadowings, thrilling machinations, and thrilling human choices. If silence is the only rule of survival, will you choose to continue playing the perfect porcelain doll, or hold the knife that can pierce the darkness and possibly destroy yourself? "Under the Roof of Rights" invites you to join in and witness together: A girl's difficult awakening, a family's dark secret, and a city's ups and downs in power and desire. (The stories in this book are purely fictitious. Any similarities are actually profound artistic insights into human nature and power.)