My father was a building builder and was owed three years' wages. He squatted at the door of the construction site and cried without daring to make a sound. From that day on, I vowed to keep people who owe money to honest people awake for the rest of my life. I worked as an auditor for five years, and I was more accurate in reading accounts than people. Later, I took the law exam and became the poorest lawyer in the city. Lawyers from big firms laughed at me for wearing an old suit, and capital bosses laughed at me for not knowing the rules. But they don't know - when I open any account, all I see is the flow of money and the loopholes in human nature. Those who owe wages, those who commit fraud, those who transfer property, those who exchange human lives for money... I ask them one by one to settle their accounts clearly.
