Keeper

An epic commercial war and anti-Japanese novel of the Republic of China, with a complete structure of 12 volumes. Taking the downfall of a country in troubled times and the rise of national industry as the background of the times, it integrates seven core dimensions: half-life fatal sin, twisted redemption of human nature, two-line deep sadomasochism, power play in the business world, fission of family love and hate, and heroine's counterattack for power. Abandoning the stereotyped good and evil characters, it focuses on the three-dimensional human pull of all members, growth in desperate situations, obsession with atonement, and righteous martyrdom. A thought of cowardice will lead to a lifetime of imprisonment; a single thought of sin will lead to the redemption of the family and the country. The selfish mistakes of ordinary people can rewrite the fate of two generations and entangle love and hate for half a lifetime; but in the torrent of troubled times, personal love, family grievances, and lifelong obsessions will eventually give way to the righteousness of the country. Two generations of industrialists went on and on, using business as a blade and bones as a shield to resist the plunder of foreign capital, the Japanese invasion of China, and the backlash of traitors and internal ghosts. They guarded the national industry on the ruins and inherited the flame of industry to serve the country.