Yang Shouyi spent twenty-three years working his way up from serving tea and running errands to becoming a vice president of the group. He was on the verge of marrying his girlfriend of thirteen years, Hu Chengyue.
Then, after a single lunch break, a 500-million-yuan hole in the accounts landed on his head.
He was dismissed, given a serious demerit, and banished to a poor mountain village. His girlfriend left him.
Everyone thought his life was over.
Until one night, he woke up in a detention room with a rusty old coin in his palm.
Lin Wuju, a Daoist master, told him, “You were born blessed by heaven. The first half of your life was a trial set by the Heavenly Dao. Only after being broken can you be remade and attain the Great Dao.”
But when Yang Shouyi discovered that his girlfriend Hu Chengyue, his father’s old friend Chen Guodong, and even Wang Shu, the man who had framed him, all held identical coins, he finally understood:
He had never been the one moving the pieces. He was just a carefully placed pawn on the board.
Yang Shouyi does not believe in fate.
But he has decided to overturn the whole game with his own hands.
It's also interesting, and the writing is very real and down-to-earth. It's a masterpiece!
Delicate description, expectant