The Wind in the Door: Echo of the Sea of ​​Clouds

Between the neon lights and rainy light of Yunhai City, Lin Fan, who was born as an orphan, was polished into the sharpest knife by a set of cold and hard rules. He acted as ordered until a "clearance list" tore away the fig leaf of the old order: the Business Research Council used the name of "prevention" to clean up people's mouths with a knife in the door. His pursuit of the truth took him back to the red brick wall of the orphanage, to the high vent of Qingyun Tower, and to the deepest crack in his heart. The intelligence of the Black Fan and the undercurrent of the sea witch, Xu He's old key and Zhuang Hua's evidence gave the conspiracy a name and date; the master's silence and look back forced him to make constant choices between "rules" and "protecting people". Lin Fan learned to leave people behind between the sword coming out and the sword being withdrawn, and learned to introduce the wind into the door. This is a long novel about knives and people, rules and choices. It does not win by killing, but by restraint: it is better to break a rhythm than to break a bone, and to protect one person is more important than to win a round. When the truth blows in like the wind, the sword returns to its sheath and is still bright - because it illuminates people.