North American Tax Enforcer: I Balance the Books with Force

Li Ang, an accountant, was silenced by a corporate tycoon and reborn in New York in 1963.

His new identity: Li Ang Chen, an agent with the IRS Criminal Investigation Division (IRS-CI).

His new toy: the [Tax Hawk System].

In an era when the Five Families were the law and even FBI agents could be bought, Li Ang became every big shot’s ultimate nightmare.

[Target: Senior Falcone family figure, Silvio “The Gentleman” Mancini]

[Financial irregularity: Massive unreported income]

[Key lead: The nightclub he runs is the family’s money-laundering hub]

Al Capone didn’t die in a gunfight. He died because of a tax bill. Now Li Ang Chen would make history repeat itself.

“We don’t have evidence that he killed anyone or set anything on fire, but he underpaid his taxes by half a million last year!”

“Raid his home! Seal the books! Freeze everything he owns! Let him repent in prison for not knowing how to balance his accounts!”

A revolver in hand and the tax code in his heart, Li Ang Chen used the most civilized laws to do the most savage things.

Everyone said New York had two sets of rules, one in the open and one in the shadows.

Li Ang Chen would make them understand:

“As long as you’re breathing, you pay taxes. I don’t care who you are. You can’t dodge a single cent you owe the country!”