[Criminal investigation + suspense + murder + government-business collusion + coal boss + underworld + extreme pull] Love and crime are entangled, good and evil collide, this is a life and death situation from which there is no way to escape. The coal boss, the Hong Kong businessman, the daughter of the deputy mayor, the criminal police, the drug lord... Everyone is a pawn, and everyone is in the game.
In the coal town of Northeast China, the wind and snow on Gangue Mountain brought up the bloody past, and a sudden death tore open the abyss buried under the black gold for eighteen years. In the early morning at Triumph Entertainment City, Zhu Sihai, the owner of Sihai Coal Mine, died suddenly and mysteriously. His complexion was gray, his lips were dark purple, and the air was filled with a strange smell of chemicals. Interpol Yu Bo was ordered to do so in danger, but traces of drugs were found at the scene. A murder case instantly led to a major drug-related case. The city bureau's anti-drug police officer An Ning parachuted in to provide support. She was calm and sharp, but she never thought that this case would be entangled with her dusty past.
Hong Kong businessman Jiang Jialun quietly entered the game with huge sums of money and swept the Dongshan business community with coal chemical projects. He was backed by the deputy mayor's daughter and had policy dividends. His gentle appearance hid unfathomable thoughts. He and Zhu Sihai drank and chatted late at night, and in an instant they became the key persons involved in the murder case; he deliberately approached the An Ning family, being unreasonably gentle and considerate, and every step seemed to be carefully planned.
There is a hidden drug trading channel at the head of an abandoned well, the empty room in the basement is filled with the smell of disinfectant water and chemical reagents, 20 million investment funds evaporate out of thin air, forged seals, cross-border money laundering, and underground banks are all linked together. The cross-border drug production leader "Cai Laogui" reappeared and clues emerged. New drugs with extremely high purity swept through the coal city. All clues pointed to the same mastermind.
The huge boulder rolling down from the gangue mountain killed the mother of young Jiang Haiping, and laid the seeds of revenge for eighteen years. From going into exile in Hong Kong, following drug lords, undergoing plastic surgery and becoming invisible, to returning to Dongshan to set up a deadlock, he used love as bait, wealth as a blade, and poison as a chess piece to let his enemies perish, let the powerful be ruined, and let the black gold empire collapse.
An Ning is torn between legal principles and emotions: on one side is a wanted felon responsible for murder, drug production and trafficking, and on the other side is an innocent boy who has been guarding him since he was young and has been missing him for half his life. With his life at stake, Jiang Jialun set up a revenge game that spanned eighteen years. Love and crime were entangled, and good and evil collided. When the truth came out, he gave up his escape just to die where she could see.
The black gold burns away, leaving only ashes. Every step of calculation is filled with blood and tears, every love is burdened with sin, the life-and-death confrontation between anti-narcotics police and desperadoes, the ultimate pull between the innocence of youth and the darkness of adulthood, finally writes the most heart-wrenching ending in the wind of Ganges Mountain. A suspenseful masterpiece that breaks through the darkness of human nature, involving official and business entanglements, cross-border drug production, blood feud, and extreme sadistic love. The suspense is layered on top of each other, and the ending subverts imagination. When you open it, you will fall into an endless hell shrouded in black gold.
Reader comments
The eighteen-year love-hate-revenge line is the highlight of the book. The tension between good and evil between the criminal police and the wanted criminals, love and hate are indistinguishable. There are no flat characters who are either black or white. The businessmen who wander in the gray area, the powerful who are coerced by desire, the law enforcers who stick to the bottom line but find themselves in trouble, everyone is coerced by black gold, swinging repeatedly between good and evil. The suspense reasoning has a tight rhythm, and the clues are reversed layer by layer. Every dig can lead to a deeper collusion of interests. The whole plot is high-energy and does not drag on.
The author does not deliberately suspend the narrative, and writes about the gray chaos of the coal industry, the transactions of capital and power with a very realistic texture. The conspiracy is interspersed with complex emotional ties, love and sin are intertwined, and it is difficult for anyone involved in the game to escape intact. The book is short and concise, suitable for readers who prefer criminal investigation and anti-corruption, realistic suspense, and multi-power game. It will be full of energy after reading.
The 85,000-word story is compact and powerful, with a suspenseful background of criminal investigation intertwined with the shady story of power, money, and the entanglement of love and hate. The eighteen-year struggle for revenge between criminal police and wanted criminals is extremely tense. The forces of coal bosses, senior officials, and Hong Kong businessmen are intertwined, and the boundaries between good and evil are blurred and difficult to distinguish. Black gold breeds greed, and love is trapped in a dead end. The writing is cold and realistic, and the struggle of human nature is vividly depicted. After reading it, I am left with a heavy sigh.
The structure of the criminal investigation suspense story is solid, with multiple forces of government, business and underworld entangled with each other. The eighteen-year plot of love, hate and revenge is extremely tense. The characters are not absolutely good or evil. They are constantly pulled between desire and the bottom line. The plot is tense and exciting.
This reality-oriented suspense novel has many interesting points. It unfolds the narrative around the murder case in Coal City and weaves elements such as collusion between government and businessmen and underworld entanglements into the plot. The characters on the stage have complicated positions, and everyone is a pawn in the chess game. The atmosphere of the coal city shrouded in wind and snow is well created, and the suspense is layered layer by layer. The dark side of interests is peeled away through old cases, and the human dilemma of good and evil is very vividly portrayed.
"Black Gold Ember" takes the game of capital as its background and connects the human drama of desire, betrayal and redemption. The plot is compact and sharp, tearing apart the layers of business shady facades, the characters are repeatedly pulled between good and evil, and the cold writing touches on the rebirth of the ashes after the prosperity is gone. It is shocking and sobering to read.
This reality-oriented novel digs deep into the sins and struggles in the black gold chain, and the suspense escalates step by step, without any stereotyped opposition between good and evil. It explores the possibility of redemption on the ruins of overthrown interests. The writing is rough and powerful, warning the world not to let greed swallow up the heart.
What is black gold? Will it finally burn out? The emotions and lines of this book are really attractive. The extreme tension between the criminal police and the wanted criminals. The male protagonist spent eighteen years setting up a revenge and death situation, crushing love and crime, good and evil into pieces for everyone to watch. The most heartbreaking thing is that when the truth came out, he gave up his escape just to die in front of her. Once a person steps into the abyss, even if his original intention is revenge, he will eventually be swallowed by darkness. If your obsession is too deep, you will often destroy yourself. I hope we can all put aside our hatred and live toward the sun.
This book revolves around a dark game of intertwined interests, where money covers up countless sins. The characters struggle and sink in desire, and the tension between good and evil is full. The story exposes human greed and ends in desolation, making people think deeply about the heavy price behind fame and fortune.
The atmosphere of "Black Gold Ember" is cold and heavy. The story takes root in the coal city of Northeast China. A bizarre murder case reveals the secret past that has been sealed for eighteen years. Coal bosses, officials, and criminal police are all intertwined with each other, and the situation is nested within the situation. The game between good and evil is full of tension, dense with intrigues and conspiracies. The harsh regional background adds a suspenseful quality. It digs deep into the struggle of human nature under the coercion of interests in the many entanglements. It is extremely readable.
The story not only depicts an exciting confrontation of power, but also raises a heavy question: When people pursue wealth endlessly and are willing to abandon the bottom line, where will the road ahead eventually go? Tall buildings are built from black gold. Once greed gets out of control, no matter how huge the empire is, it will eventually be burned to ashes. Glitz and glamor are all illusions. Only by keeping your true heart will you not be burned by desire.
I feel like I guessed it but not guessed it. I want to see if I guessed it right [smile]
Beautifully written
I like Jiang Jialun. In reality, many girls should have a crush on her.
Black gold sets off a multi-party game, with good and evil confronting each other, love and hate intertwined, everyone is in a crisis, and a fight for interests is staged that cannot escape intact.
The black gold burns out and only ashes remain. Greed creates a series of disasters. The plot is depressing and realistic, revealing the collapse of human nature under the influence of interests.
The eighteen-year love-hate-revenge line is the highlight of the book. The tension between good and evil between the criminal police and the wanted criminals, love and hate are indistinguishable. There are no flat characters who are either black or white. The businessmen who wander in the gray area, the powerful who are coerced by desire, the law enforcers who stick to the bottom line but find themselves in trouble, everyone is coerced by black gold, swinging repeatedly between good and evil. The suspense reasoning has a tight rhythm, and the clues are reversed layer by layer. Every dig can lead to a deeper collusion of interests. The whole plot is high-energy and does not drag on. The author does not deliberately suspend the narrative, and writes about the gray chaos of the coal industry, the transactions of capital and power with a very realistic texture. The conspiracy is interspersed with complex emotional ties, love and sin are intertwined, and it is difficult for anyone involved in the game to escape intact. The book is short and concise, suitable for readers who prefer criminal investigation and anti-corruption, realistic suspense, and multi-power game. It will be full of energy after reading.
The 85,000-word story is compact and powerful, with a suspenseful background of criminal investigation intertwined with the shady story of power, money, and the entanglement of love and hate. The eighteen-year struggle for revenge between criminal police and wanted criminals is extremely tense. The forces of coal bosses, senior officials, and Hong Kong businessmen are intertwined, and the boundaries between good and evil are blurred and difficult to distinguish. Black gold breeds greed, and love is trapped in a dead end. The writing is cold and realistic, and the struggle of human nature is vividly depicted. After reading it, I am left with a heavy sigh.
The structure of the criminal investigation suspense story is solid, with multiple forces of government, business and underworld entangled with each other. The eighteen-year plot of love, hate and revenge is extremely tense. The characters are not absolutely good or evil. They are constantly pulled between desire and the bottom line. The plot is tense and exciting.
This reality-oriented suspense novel has many interesting points. It unfolds the narrative around the murder case in Coal City and weaves elements such as collusion between government and businessmen and underworld entanglements into the plot. The characters on the stage have complicated positions, and everyone is a pawn in the chess game. The atmosphere of the coal city shrouded in wind and snow is well created, and the suspense is layered layer by layer. The dark side of interests is peeled away through old cases, and the human dilemma of good and evil is very vividly portrayed.
"Black Gold Ember" takes the game of capital as its background and connects the human drama of desire, betrayal and redemption. The plot is compact and sharp, tearing apart the layers of business shady facades, the characters are repeatedly pulled between good and evil, and the cold writing touches on the rebirth of the ashes after the prosperity is gone. It is shocking and sobering to read.
This reality-oriented novel digs deep into the sins and struggles in the black gold chain, and the suspense escalates step by step, without any stereotyped opposition between good and evil. It explores the possibility of redemption on the ruins of overthrown interests. The writing is rough and powerful, warning the world not to let greed swallow up the heart.
What is black gold? Will it finally burn out? The emotions and lines of this book are really attractive. The extreme tension between the criminal police and the wanted criminals. The male protagonist spent eighteen years setting up a revenge and death situation, crushing love and crime, good and evil into pieces for everyone to watch. The most heartbreaking thing is that when the truth came out, he gave up his escape just to die in front of her. Once a person steps into the abyss, even if his original intention is revenge, he will eventually be swallowed by darkness. If your obsession is too deep, you will often destroy yourself. I hope we can all put aside our hatred and live toward the sun.
This book revolves around a dark game of intertwined interests, where money covers up countless sins. The characters struggle and sink in desire, and the tension between good and evil is full. The story exposes human greed and ends in desolation, making people think deeply about the heavy price behind fame and fortune.
The atmosphere of "Black Gold Ember" is cold and heavy. The story takes root in the coal city of Northeast China. A bizarre murder case reveals the secret past that has been sealed for eighteen years. Coal bosses, officials, and criminal police are all intertwined with each other, and the situation is nested within the situation. The game between good and evil is full of tension, dense with intrigues and conspiracies. The harsh regional background adds a suspenseful quality. It digs deep into the struggle of human nature under the coercion of interests in the many entanglements. It is extremely readable.
The story not only depicts an exciting confrontation of power, but also raises a heavy question: When people pursue wealth endlessly and are willing to abandon the bottom line, where will the road ahead eventually go? Tall buildings are built from black gold. Once greed gets out of control, no matter how huge the empire is, it will eventually be burned to ashes. Glitz and glamor are all illusions. Only by keeping your true heart will you not be burned by desire.
I feel like I guessed it but not guessed it. I want to see if I guessed it right [smile] Beautifully written
I like Jiang Jialun. In reality, many girls should have a crush on her.
Black gold sets off a multi-party game, with good and evil confronting each other, love and hate intertwined, everyone is in a crisis, and a fight for interests is staged that cannot escape intact.
The black gold burns out and only ashes remain. Greed creates a series of disasters. The plot is depressing and realistic, revealing the collapse of human nature under the influence of interests.