A pair of grassroots brothers, a business war on the right track.
Brother Hu and Brother Wei resigned from industry giant Hang Lung and scraped together 140,000 yuan to start a supply chain business in an urban village. They didn't touch kickbacks or play tricks. They relied on a phone book left by their father - the credit accumulated over eight years of "cash on delivery, no penny owed". They just tore a hole in the monopolized track, and orders increased sixfold in two months.
This touched the interests of the overlord Zhao Guoan. He issued an encirclement and suppression order with a reward of 500,000 yuan: stocking out, causing trouble, false accusations, fabricating evidence, and strangulation at every level. Brother Hu and Brother Wei did not fight head-on. They called the police, shared their accounts, and broadcast live in public, and used the law and credibility to backhand the situation.
They gathered a young genius who was let down by capital, a disabled man who was framed, an old minister with an unyielding conscience, and the avenger who had been waiting for justice for twenty years. The grassroots battle against capital ultimately brought the tycoon to justice and set new rules for the entire industry.
"Being a good person comes first before doing things." This is what my father left to Brother Hu, and it is also the answer to this book.
