Gambler

Gu Bai, a master's degree from Bincheng University of Finance and Economics, has been tracking an old financial case that broke his family for many years. On the day when the defense was over, he passed by the Economic Investigation Detachment and came across a ministerial-level pig slaughtering case that had been stuck for 16 days. It involved tens of millions of dollars, more than 200 victims, and a 48-hour countdown. All fund tracks were disguised as "perfect compliance." In his eyes, at the bottom of the seemingly normal data, lines of light blue entries appeared silently, marking out the true skeleton of the criminal system one by one: timing disguise, hierarchical whitewashing, and AI variable talk. What's more important is that the modus operandi is completely the same as the old case that destroyed his family three years ago. He used the traceability script in his graduation thesis to expose his opponent's timing disguise on the spot, but solving the case was only the beginning. When he tore open the false capital pool deliberately thrown out by his opponent, an ancient seal engraved with "Tianshu" emerged from the file. The arrested trader just abandoned the piece, and the real chess game has just begun. In the following years, Gu Bai led the task force to crack down on six major economic crimes - internal corporate corruption, power turmoil, harvesting of people's livelihood, pension scams, cross-border banks, and systemic dark order. He thought he was putting an end to crime, but it wasn't until the seventh volume that he suddenly realized: all the previously solved cases were just pawns deliberately placed on the bright side by the top-level dark system. And behind the whole chess game stood a person he had saved from the alley on a snowy night. Gu Bai, who seemed to have taken the initiative to join the game, was actually already a player in the game. "Game Player" - all visible black can be caught. The invisible black is the most life-threatening.