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This is an "industry documentary" novel that makes everyone in the industry shiver down their backs. The novel tears apart the most gorgeous and fragile "window paper" in the venture capital circle. The protagonist, Han Yungui, is a capital broker (FA) who knows the rules well. His "prey" is the entrepreneur Li Dalong and his AI travel project called "Lobster Zhixing". The story is grand and the demo is rough. Like a calm anatomy doctor, Han Yungui burst the bubble of the project's "technical core" in just a few words: the fictitious CTO title, the cross-professional "Algorithm Doctor", the borrowed "self-research framework"... But the most subtle and ironic thing is that Han Yungui, who saw through all this, finally decided to take on the project. Why? Because what he has insight into is not technology, but the collusion between human nature and the market. "All strong shells once had soft meat inside." This novel accurately captures the absurd texture of the venture capital era: what the market often needs is not a perfect product, but a "shell" that is strong enough to carry everyone's expectations and fears. Han Yungui is a "shell builder" and a sober "insider". His words "I only believe in human nature" express the cold background behind the bustling scenes. This is not a simple scam story, but a mirror that shows how truth, lies and self-hypnosis are entangled and symbiotic in the frenzy of innovation and entrepreneurship. Recommended to everyone who is interested in business, human nature and this era.