The More Calculating People Are, the More Likely They Will Be Calculated First.

In the 1980s, Yuan Chengran lived his life like a precision machine in the gray gap, but a bad debt of "helping him conveniently" backfired to his bones; Ma Kexi seemed to be well-behaved, but in fact he was faster with a knife. Black humor hides ledgers and human nature: the more low-key a person is, the more people will stare at him, and the more calculating people will be calculated first. Whoever drags whom into deep water in the end will learn to hide the knife in his cuff first.