The night was like ink-soaked satin, covering the skyscrapers in the capital's CBD. Only the double-track office area of "Jincheng Law Firm + Hengxin Finance" on the top floor was still shining with dazzling white light. Lu Kaier rubbed the sore back of her neck, and ran her fingertips across the dense financial data on her laptop. The light from the screen reflected on her cold white face, outlining her sharp jawline - an edge that was not even the slightest bit soft, honed under the double pressure of commercial litigation and financial audits.
She is the only "double villain" in the industry: 30 years old, a gold medal lawyer at Jincheng Law Firm, specializing in tens of billions of commercial disputes, with a winning rate of 98%; she also serves as the specially appointed financial director of three listed groups. She fights lawsuits with her left hand to dismantle the other party's business logic, and uncovers financial loopholes in the accounting books with her right hand. In the past three months, she has worked continuously to overturn the case of Wei Hong, the chairman of Shengyuan Group, who embezzled public funds and embezzled the interests of small and medium-sized shareholders through shell companies. At this moment, what is spread out in front of her is the electronic account that the team spent seven days and nights restoring. Next to it is a pile of paper vouchers half a person's height. Each page hides the financial tricks of Shengyuan Group for the past three years: inflated revenue, shell companies that took the accounts, and unidentified funds flowing overseas. It is like a entangled network, and what she wants to do is to dismantle this network into ironclad evidence that can nail Wei Hong.
"Director Lu, urgent feedback from the forensic department - Zhang Mao, the financial director of Shengyuan, hid the last set of core secret accounts in a Qing Dynasty rosewood box in his old house in the western suburbs."
