In 2000, Hu Bugui returned to Linhe County, a border town in the southwest, carrying a not-so-valuable college diploma.
He doesn't know who his parents are, and he grew up eating hundreds of meals with Grandma Hua. The locksmith taught him how to pick locks, the theater troupe taught him how to change faces, and the card table taught him how to make money. The neighbors taught him a truth - don't take advantage of the poor, and don't take advantage of the bad guys.
In order to collect the deposit for his grandmother's hospital stay, Hu Bugui took on a job that he thought was just an acting job to deceive people, but by mistake, he got into a network that spanned cargo stations, villas and border waterways.
The police want him to be their eyes and ears, and the group treats him as a confidant. This little guy who is the best liar can only rely on nine truths and one lie to get from running errands on the street to the second in the group.
But the second highest position is only one step away from power, and only one step away from the grave.
He can open the world's locks and deceive the most astute people, but gradually discovered that the most difficult lock in the world is the human heart, and the most difficult game is to make everyone believe that he belongs to his side.
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