A file titled "Anti-Corruption Notes: Days and Nights with Tiger Flies" records a war without smoke but full of dangers.
The owner of this notebook is Chen Baichuan, a disciplinary inspection cadre who is on the front line of anti-corruption. His opponents include both "tigers" who occupy high positions and "flies" who are greedy and corrosive. From his perspective, the novel goes deep into this game of power and faith, uncovers the deals behind the glamour, and confronts the deep battles in human nature.
The day is a confrontation in the open. In the interview room, he engaged in psychological attacks and defenses with the subjects of investigation; during interviews, he searched for the truth from clues. Night is the persistence of darkness. He sorted out the clues alone, endured invisible pressure and threats, and made difficult choices between loyalty and betrayal, principles and favors.
This is not only a confrontation between good and evil, but also a test of the soul. When resistance comes from former comrades, and when family members are implicated, Chen Mo and his fellow travelers must stick to their original aspirations in the darkest moments. Every time they move forward, they walk on the edge of the cliff; every time they persist, they illuminate the glimmer of the abyss with faith.
