This is an urban business epic with the Yangtze River as its bloodline and revenge as its lead. The story begins on a rainy night at Wuchang Railway Station - Zhong Qiwei, who was betrayed by her best friend and lover, clutched a hard-seat ticket bound for Changsha and completed the transformation from innocence to determination in the cold waiting room.
The novel is 300,000 words long and describes how a woman is reborn in the business jungle. From the warehouse cubicles of Changsha Gaoqiao Market to the spotlight of the Wuhan High-end Summit; from the workplace abandonment who was framed out of the job to the new business leader in charge of "Starlink Payment" - every step of Zhong Qiwei's growth is rooted in real business details and human nature.
But the pattern of this work is far more than "Shuangwen" revenge. It uses Xu Wenqing's fall to question the boundaries of desire, Shen Muchen's fall to explore the price of weakness, and Lu Yuanfan's protection to explain what "jianghu morality" is. Through the ups and downs of geographical indication products such as Huanggang Luotian chestnuts and Chizishi sweet persimmons, personal grievances are sublimated into deep concerns for rural revitalization and industrial transformation.
Wuhan's wharf fireworks and Changsha's entertainment genes form the background of the two cities of the story, while the endlessly flowing Yangtze River witnesses how all grievances and grudges return to openness and tranquility under the illumination of the rule of law and conscience. This is a work about betrayal and redemption, destruction and reconstruction - dedicated to every traveler looking for themselves in the torrent of the times.
