Jiangcheng Night

2007, Jiangcheng. Chen Hao, a township civil servant with a monthly salary of 820 yuan, can see his days coming to an end. Her mother was diagnosed with a serious illness, and the medical expenses of 80,000 yuan overwhelmed the whole family; her girlfriend, who had been in love for many years, gradually drifted apart due to the reality gap. In order to survive, he resolutely resigned and plunged into the turbulent futures market. Leverage rises and falls, and people's minds are unpredictable. The undercurrent of intermediary companies is surging, and false trading, fake identities, and malicious fraud are emerging one after another. He wanted to make money to save people, but instead he got involved in financial scams step by step. The lies got bigger and bigger, and turmoil came one after another. The client's huge account was liquidated, the colleague took the risk and forged a signature, and the police lights finally illuminated the corridor of the office building. Standing at the crossroads of destiny, Chen Hao realized that the most dangerous thing in the capital market has never been the K-line, but endless greed and human nature.