Chen Mo spent twenty-five years as a “good boy”: a stable job, a life planned by his parents, and days whose end he could see from the start.
He thought joining the insurance industry would be his first step off the beaten path.
Instead, he discovered it was ten times dirtier than he had imagined.
If a good boy can’t survive, then he’ll become a ruthless man.
Ten years later, he had become the most dangerous person in this shady industry. But he didn’t know that every step he took was on a road his father and second uncle had paved with their lives.
This isn’t a story about redemption.
It’s the story of how a good boy gradually made himself “bad.”
