Armor: After Signing the Overlord Contract, I Don't Believe in Light

[Kaiyi + behind-the-scenes intrigue + suspense and supernatural] Lin Yu traveled through time and became the son of the richest man in City D. He did not wear armor or fight supernatural beasts. He sets the rules, draws the chessboard, and manages the ledgers—relying on connections, information gaps, and computing power to turn the battlefield into a chessboard. The people in the freezer refused to wake up, something deep in the abandoned well was covered up with paint, and the name on the distribution sheet was scratched off - the shadow of this city is quieter and more dangerous than the supernatural beast. Meizhen pressed the permission card: "How far do you want to push us?" "Go forward. You protect the city, and I will make this battle no longer just based on blood." Highlights of this book Real·Behind the Scenes: The protagonist does not end up/transforms/does not fight, and the solution relies on funds, authorization, and evidence chain Slow-burn suspense: old copper rivets/anti-radiation paint/30 years of empty name, the evidence is pieced together layer by layer, and does not rely on the system to feed The harem is not the main dish: the female characters each have their own professional status, all members refrain from crossing the line, and there is no betrayal or competition. Caution: Readers who want to read a cool article about transformation and slap in the face, please take a detour. [The main line of black hands, puzzle solving, and capital trading will be fully launched from Chapter 34. If you want to quickly enter the core plot, you can start from Chapter 34.