The day his own father, Lu Chongshan, threw him out of the house in front of everyone, Lu Zhao took nothing with him but the deed to a bankrupt factory. He thought his life had reached its end, unaware that the rust-covered factory held his mother's dying wish, the revenge his older brother Zhou Lin had spent ten years laying the groundwork for, and damning evidence capable of bringing down the entire industrial world. When Chen Yanqiu handed over a patent, Zhao Sanhuai delivered the parts, and Shen Zhiyao set one trap after another, Lu Zhao finally understood: what he had taken over was not a pile of debt, but a reckoning between father and son, forged in blood and fire.
