February 24, 2022, Kicheng. The night sky is cut open by fire, and a country is thrust into war before dawn.
Four years later, Deland. Seven earth-penetrating bombs, six lives, and the power structure of a country was wiped out in seven minutes.
But this is not the beginning of a war—it is the beginning of a reconciliation.
From the night in Base City to the blockade of the Ho Strait, from the meat grinder in Bach City to the tea room in Iburg, from the interest on green bonds to the drone production line in the southern rainforest - at different times and on different battlefields, all bullets will eventually fall on the same balance sheet.
Some people calculate military accounts, some people calculate financial accounts, and some people calculate people's accounts.
Four volumes, four years, six fronts around the world. War does not end on the battlefield, it ends on the ledger.
This is not a war novel, this is a book that opens like reading a profit and loss statement. Every missile is an expense, and every negotiation is a write-off.
Someone flew away, someone turned off the lights, someone put an old treaty back in the drawer. The night continues, and the accounts are not yet settled.
Purpose: This book is about the other side of war - settling accounts. From Base City to Deland, from Bachstadt to Iburg, from green bonds to red coins, all bullets in four years ended up falling on the same balance sheet. Use cold writing to narrate, just open the ledger for you to see.