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Lin Shen, who had been working in Shanghai for seven years and had a monthly salary of 8,000 yuan, suddenly had an extra 300 million yuan in his bank card on the day he was fired. The bank thought it was money laundering, the police thought it was fraud, and his ex-girlfriend thought he was bragging - until the front page of Global Finance reported that a mysterious fund had entered the country, triggering international capital to short A shares. Three hundred million. No more, no less. Just enough to make a man stand up from the mire, just enough to make a self-righteous predator fall. But he later learned that this money was the inheritance that his "father" had sacrificed his life for - the investigator who was silenced by a transnational financial crime syndicate twenty years ago, and had laid a big game in advance. Japanese underground banks, European antique auction houses, top US investment banks, Asia-Pacific wealth management giants... These behemoths are all pawns. And he is the missing chess player. So here comes the question-- Am I making money based on my ability, or are the big shots losing money based on their ability?

Li Xiaoyu, a young man addicted to the Internet, was sent to the "Red Star Shining" military summer camp by his father, and was accidentally involved in a technological crisis. During the VR military experience, drone confrontation and wild survival, he and his partners discovered that an AI project called "Sentinel" had been targeted by a mysterious organization. By deciphering codes and joining forces with alien watchers, they finally reveal the truth: The power of technology lies in protection, not control. The teenagers used wisdom and courage to defend the harmonious coexistence of human beings and technology, and learned the true meaning of responsibility and unity as they grew up.

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