After Rescuing My Daughter, I Discovered My Wife Was a Telecom Fraud Mastermind

Border police officer Zhou Mo's daughter mysteriously vanishes during a school trip. Every clue points in the same direction: overseas. There are no laws there, only rules. He erases his identity and infiltrates the compound alone. The moment the barbed wire comes down, he crushes a butterfly underfoot. Butterflies shouldn't die here. Neither should his daughter. In hell, the first person he runs into is his first love, Chen Yali. She still wears the red cord bracelet from twenty years ago, and says she's been waiting for him here for six years. The second is his wife, Li Yu, nestled in another man's arms at their old window-side table, ordering food: less salt, extra garlic. The third is his direct superior, Gou Yong, the station chief he's worked alongside for eleven years, sitting opposite Li Yu and pouring her tea. Chen Yali takes a knife meant for him. Li Yu shoots at him. Gou Yong hands him a bank card and says there's enough money on it for him and Mo Mo to live out the rest of their lives. Zhou Mo doesn't take the card. He takes the cold steel dagger Wang Fei offers him, then heads into the jungle. From that day on, one senior figure after another disappears from the compound. The Hyena dies by his own favorite pair of pliers. Accountant Song drowns beneath the piles of fake ledgers he made himself. Water Snake falls from the cliff where he'd pushed countless smugglers to their deaths. A ghost haunts the jungle, and four scratches appear on the wall.