During the privatization reform period of the Northern Republic, the central envoy Tan Mobai was sent to Tebaicheng, an important town in the north, to supervise the auction of the mining group. The central valuation was 3 billion, and the oligarch Sergei manipulated the valuation to reduce it to 700 million - the difference of 2.3 Billion, which is the core of all the conspiracy and hunting in the entire book.
Tan Mobai witnessed a live transaction on the first day he entered the country. Soon, the deputy was dragged into the gambling game. His son received an offer from an unknown top firm in London. The report letter sent to the central government was copied and sent to Sergey's desk. Speaker Vasily prepared a banquet for him: ten people and nine chairs. The empty chair belonged to his predecessor, an envoy who disappeared four months ago.
The five volumes of the book systematically present eighteen types of capital hunting methods, including evaluation manipulation, bid rigging and accompanying bidding, offshore capital chains, and parallel ledgers. The opposition consists of oligarchs, speaker of parliament, transnational traders and central bank insiders, and their methods are sophisticated, legal and interlocking. Tan Mobai's counterattack started with false information to elicit real evidence, and finally handed the evidence to the awakened media person Natasha.
At the end, Sergey started his escape and arrived at the airport. The person who stopped him was not Interpol, but a young tax collector who had been working for two years. He was detained for 48 hours according to procedure on the grounds of unpaid city tax of 4,300 euros.
This book has about 500,000 words and does not contain any preaching. Through plot advancement, readers can see how each transaction is designed, how the hunters think, and how the cracks in the system are torn open. Core proposition: No matter how sophisticated the method is, it will eventually lose to the detail that everyone thinks is unimportant.
