Insurance Crime Book: Chen Shi

My name is Chen Shi. I have worked in insurance for seventeen years. On the day I was fired from a Fortune 500 subsidiary, a voice came to my mind. It's called "Witness", it has a photographic memory and can accurately analyze the compliance loopholes in every claim case. It never lies, never makes a mistake, and never tells me what is "right." I don't know where it came from, but it has taken up residence. After being fired, I was involved in a bizarre beluga insurance fraud case - four beluga whales died one after another, the insurance policy was high, the bodies were cremated, and the cause of death was a mystery. Everyone in the park was pressing for a claim, but I was the only one who continued to dig deeper: the purchase premium was outrageous, the time of death seemed to have been scheduled, and the veterinarian's signature was too crisp. This is not just a case of insurance fraud. This is a bloody industrial chain leading to Dolphin Bay in Japan. Whale Fall - The death of a giant whale nourishes all things. What this "whale fall" nourishes is a black chain of interests. The Witness helped me piece together the truth, but it never took sides. It just tells me: these are the rules. And I get to decide - what else is there besides the rules.