Country Hunting

On the night when Typhoon "Capricorn" landed, Su Mu was soaked and delivered a fake document to the female mayor Lin Wanqing. He didn't know that this document was a deadly poison bait that someone wanted to kill the airborne mayor, and he didn't know that his risking his life to deliver it would completely change his ant-like fate. The tiger-shaped birthmark on his shoulder began to heat and pulse, as if his blood, which had been dormant for five thousand years, was awakening. He is gradually able to "see" things that others cannot see: the dark desires of corrupt officials, the calculations that swirl in the minds of his colleagues, and the hidden river of interests flowing behind every document. From the dilapidated buildings that have collapsed one after another in the old city of Jiangzhou, to the intricate protective umbrella of the province, a hunt with the city as a chessboard and human life as a bargaining chip has already begun. Others thought he had climbed onto the high echelons of the female mayor and was a lucky upstart in the political arena. Only Su Mu himself knew that he was walking into an older battlefield holding the bronze arrowhead left by Chi You. Here, the ideal of innocence is difficult to achieve, but dirty means may save all sentient beings. When he uses "illegal money" to promote people's livelihood projects and uses "handles" to force profiteers to cough up their profits, the once clear bottom line is becoming blurred in the game of blood and fire. This is a hunt without smoke. From clerk to the top of power, every step is a walk over an abyss. And he must learn to become the top hunter before becoming prey. "National Hunting" - a realistic masterpiece that combines hard-core officialdom games with the secrets of ancient totems. It tells the story of a small character who, after awakening to his extraordinary abilities, tears apart the darkness in the darkest rules, and finally takes charge of the bloody sign of the national weapon.