In 1999, the old rules of the world collapsed and new capital began to show its fangs.
Chen Mo, a low-level con man who lives in green trains and underground billiard halls. Because his master was involved in gambling in the south and was forced to fall from a building, he took the BP machine with mysterious garbled code left by his master and waded into the unfathomable muddy water alone.
From the street scams of various religions to the underground banks with surging undercurrents, Chen Mo recruited troops and reorganized the "Thousands of Eight Generals" along the way, using the oldest tricks of the world to hunt down those who became rich overnight but couldn't satisfy their desires. However, when he stepped on countless chips to get closer to the truth, he found that the real enemy had already been cleared. The traditional gambling table could not move the opponent at all, because the largest and craziest casino in the world was the stock market that was just emerging at that time.
In order to avenge blood, Chen Mo resolutely abandoned playing cards and perfectly integrated thousands of deception techniques with modern finance. He lay dormant for several years, setting up a series of fatal consequences code-named "008" in the turbulent waves of the stock market. All the calculations of grudges were condensed in the precise late-market sniper on the decisive day - when the time hand jumped to 14:50, an unprecedented financial strife and psychological counterattack would completely subvert the entire underground capital empire.
This is a period drama that combines hard-core skills and early financial business warfare. The games within the game are intertwined, and the narrative is cleverly left blank. In this game that spans millennia, the real trump card will never be known until the last moment.