This is a story about the "Star Boat" studio. They do account recovery - they recover stolen accounts, accounts that have been maliciously filed back, and data that was forgotten in old hard drives, bit by bit.
Starting from a crumpled takeout order and an old studio with intermittent air conditioning, they took over a five-dollar "case" and pursued seven-digit corporate-level assets; they also accompanied young people who had been abandoned by their families into the police station. They are not police or lawyers, they are just a group of people who are willing to spend a little more time - saying "let's try" when everyone else says "no way".
It's about loss, deception and betrayal, but also about trust, bottom line and turning back. The Internet remembers every login of every account, but often forgets that there is a real person behind the login. And they remember it for the world.
This is a documentary novel written for everyone who has lived seriously in the virtual world. If you have ever had something important taken away by someone, if you also feel that "an account worth a few hundred yuan is not worth pursuing," this book will let you see: those seemingly insignificant losses are worthy of being solemnly salvaged.
