They All Call Me Mr. Lu

Lu Chuan read the customs declaration form for the third time. Three different mistakes on one list - not mistakes, but forgeries. He is just a freight forwarder who earns several thousand a month in Whale Bay and rides an old scooter with peeling paint to work. But he has a skill that no one knows about: he can see through fake orders at a glance, from the font to the stamp and watermark. He followed the fake sheet and found out a line of gray goods that had been traveling for eighteen years, and also uncovered a secret that had been kept secret for eighteen years: his father's ship sank not in the sea, but in someone else's hands. He was framed, fired, and his mother's shop was smashed. He gritted his teeth and stood up, heading all the way from Whale Bay to the provincial capital, port city, and capital bureau to find the man who had killed his father. The women along the way were each more distinguished than the last - the female CEO of a shipping family parked her car below him late at night, with the car window lowered a slit: "Come up, sit with me until dawn tonight." In the deserted corner of the basement, her hands were cold, and she pressed them all the way to his back through her shirt. And the proprietress of the coffee shop in the deep alley, he hid upstairs above her during the three months when he was most depressed. The night before she left, she cooked a table of food, walked around the table and sat next to him, putting her hand on the back of his hand: "What I'm waiting for is not the person who will take me away, but the person who will sit with me tonight until dawn." There was a bicycle bell outside the window that night, and she smelled of osmanthus. After dawn, she put down the store sign, not wanting to see him leave. They approached him one by one, and then turned away after the deepest night. Can't get it, miss it, can't bear it. He stepped on the knives they handed him and climbed up layer by layer - until one day, these bosses and these women would all call him: Mr. Lu.