In the Name of the People: Undercurrents

Three funerals and a chess game. Chen Yanshi's urn contains the bank password, Gao Yuliang's will is engraved with his biological mother's name, and Zhao Lichun's recording contains the seventh witness. When Hou Liangping dug out the iron box at the bottom of the lake in Shanshui Manor, he found three DNA reports lying inside - it turned out that Zhong Yunshan, Chen Hai and himself had the same man's blood flowing in their veins. And that man, sitting in a courtyard in Beijing, smiled and pressed the countdown: "Children, it's time to wrap things up." The scariest thing about this novel is not the corruption, but the fact that you never guess whether the next person to rebel will be you. Who is the chess player? The three brothers are mirror images of each other, including Chen Hai's brain chip, Hou Liangping's adoption truth, and Zhong Yunshan's plastic surgery files. When the DNA report revealed the lies about blood relations, the chess game in Handong revealed its fangs - the chess pieces did not know that they were chess players, and the chess players were also part of the game.

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