America 1875, Intelligence Updated Daily

1875, Central Pacific Railroad. Chinese worker Wei Lixuan woke up after being whipped and found that he was bound to the [Daily Intelligence System]. This era has no secrets for him. In the early days, intelligence was a knife: [Where Bill hides his gold: Behind the turquoise stone on the inside of the fireplace. [Thomson owes a debt today, and the deadline is three days. [Secret passage under the warehouse: The entrance is under the third cracked board. He took away the windfall, aroused the suspicion of his enemies, and buried explosives in the devil's lair. In the mid-term, intelligence is the net: [Time and place of attack on the deposit carriage: Wednesday at two o'clock in the afternoon, in a valley thirty miles away. [Trend of Pinkerton's detective investigation report: targeting Chinese labor "radicals". [Foreman Douglas's secret instruction: Hundreds of Chinese workers can be "processed" to save costs. He placed pieces outside the chessboard and let the hounds bite each other. Before the pursuit order was issued, he had planned his retreat and counterattack. Ultimately, intelligence is authority: [Coordinates of unregistered silver mine outcrops in Nevada. [The Secret Chain of Scandals of Pacific Railroad Directors. [Behind the California gubernatorial race. The desperado he struggled out of hell has become a shadow holding the context of the times. As the warehouse collapsed in flames, new foreman Douglas roared over the rubble, and Detective Pinkerton rummaged through the ashes looking for the "murderer"— Wei Lixuan has disappeared into the vast western night with enough gold, deadly allies, and a ledger that can blow up half of the railway company. His goal was never to escape.