The Warehouse I Was Guarding Was Robbed

What Lin Yi wants to do most in his life is to start a new life. He has already paid off the years he spent blocking trouble for his eldest brother. After he came out, he didn't want to hang out anymore, nor did he want to do anyone else's work. The eldest brother gave him a job. Guard the building materials warehouse. It's not a decent life, but it's clean. Lin Yi recognized it. But a big order suddenly came and dragged him into the bottomless water again. The dead goods that had been sitting in the warehouse for months and no one wanted were bought for full price. No bargaining. No billing period. Just in stock. Lin Yi thought he had met the God of Wealth. It wasn't until the next day when he went to the market to replenish supplies that he found that all similar materials in the city had been swept away. What's even more strange is that the final destination of that batch of goods was not an ordinary storage center. It's the underground project in the north of the city. Everyone involved acted as if they had agreed in advance: Give money. Pull goods. Shut up. Don't ask. Others watch the news, but Lin Yi watches the orders. If others believe in the news, Lin Yi believes in the flow of goods. He doesn't understand astronomy or the big picture. He only knows warehouses. Know your stuff. Also understands people. But this time, what he saw from the goods was more terrifying than any news. When everyone thought everything was normal, the real people fighting for their lives had already started.