His father died on a secret mission in Tokyo, and his sister lost contact with him half a month after going to Japan for investigation.
Eighteen-year-old Chen Yan went to Japan alone as an exchange student with his father's battlefield notes. The encrypted code words of father and son in the notes only point to three words - "Tsukimi, Tamura, Huan".
He thought he was just paying off a debt for his father.
But in an izakaya in the back alley of Shinjuku, I encountered a shadow that was far bigger than I imagined: loan sharks, debt traps, young women being pushed into the abyss... Kabukicho under the neon lights hid a huge net that swallowed up innocent people.
The death of his father and the disappearance of his sister are inextricably linked to this network.
He had no way out.
My father once said: Don't take revenge, but protect.
But if protection requires fists - let the fists do the talking.
"Homura, stop checking."
——This was the last message his sister sent to him before she disappeared.
He didn't listen.