"Rabbit Man Man's Journey into Finance" is a realistic urban financial suspense novel that takes place in the completely imaginary modern society of anthropomorphic animals, the "Federation of Beasts". The book focuses on Tu Manman's career from sales star to financial company leader, from being investigated in the aftershock of thunderstorms to fintech entrepreneurs, and then to being the evidence holder of the power capital network. It describes how ordinary people are pushed into risks that they do not really understand by their positions, acquaintances' credit and the illusion of wealth, and how they can regain their freedom by learning, taking responsibility and establishing independent judgment.
The theme of "reality" is responsible for controlling all causes and effects: career advancement depends on performance and organizational choices, explosions must fall on cash, legal and family consequences, and turnaround must pass the test of knowledge, compliance, market and time. The sub-theme "City" is responsible for the continuous changes in companies, banks, public opinion, marriage, housing, education and credit records; "Suspense" is responsible for the pursuit of old case funds, the death of the chairman and the behind-the-scenes protection network. The three share the same long-term conflict - whether Tu Manman can grow from "trusting those who control resources" to "only trusting the judgment that you understand and can bear the consequences." If the city is removed, identity and family costs will lose the leverage of reality; if suspense is removed, the protagonist cannot re-understand his own responsibility through evidence; any suspense reversal must not destroy the cause and effect of the real system.
The narrative has vertical comic-book compatibility, but is a novel first and foremost. A single plot unit follows "question - temptation or hypothesis - new evidence - reversal or suspense", and each local conclusion must change the responsibility, relationship or next step.
