Jiang Yan endured it for three years and used the underground financial network to regain his right to speak. He secretly teamed up with Shen Zhao to expose Jiang Heng's evidence of forging financial reports and manipulating IPOs. However, he deliberately let the news leak out halfway to induce Jiang Heng to commit suicide. Chu Yansheng took the opportunity to take away the overseas funds misappropriated by Jiang Heng, triggering an international investigation; Zhou Tang handed over the recording under pressure, revealing the inside story of Jiang Heng's attempted murder and attempted murder, shaking the foundation of his family. Before his death, Chen Jin handed over the cross-border capital chain map to Jiang Yan, revealing that there was a bigger black hand behind Jiang Heng - it was actually Shen Zhao's former boss. Jiang Yan discovered that Shen Zhao's real purpose was not revenge, but revenge for his daughter, and the two moved from exploitation to a short-term alliance. Jiang Heng suffered a complete mental breakdown under the double collapse of public opinion and finances, and frantically begged for mercy. Little did he know that Jiang Yan had initiated the 'Purgatory Agreement': all assets were frozen, all allies turned against him, and all illegal products counterattacked. The real storm is when Jiang Heng wakes up and sees everything he has built with his own hands reduced to ashes, while Jiang Yan transforms from a prey into a judge, just waiting for the final blow.
