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"Wolf Trial" is a battle between wolf nature and human nature written by the author with conscience and tears. This book uses the wolf nature of the wilderness to interrogate the human nature of civilization, and scientifically and boldly dissects and analyzes the twin monsters of "pollution and corruption" in modern society with a ruthless knife and pen. It intends to explore and explore the trajectory of human self-destruction in the deep relationships between power and money, law and human nature, morality and society. The plot of this book has ups and downs, and if you read it patiently, you will feel that "The Wolf Trial" only talks about one truth throughout the book, which is that "all dharmas are empty, and cause and effect are not empty" in Buddhism. The author's writings, which are influenced by his rich life experience and profound thinking, are full of Buddhist principles and Zen ideas, and exude a deep sense of compassion.