Blood: A Long-Term Undercover's Autobiography

Author: Yang Mei
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: Undercover agent Xiao Xiao was drowned in a river, but his body was never found. Another bloody case arose on the campus of the Provincial Public Security University, where Xiao Xiao's wife and child were murdered. About to graduate, the excellent student Han Ting couldn’t help but be furious. He drank excessively, got into fights, and was eventually expelled. After enduring repeated rejections, he drifted for two years before being noticed by the Taiwanese businessman Zhang Tiancheng. Later, he was sent to Singapore for specialized studies in hotel management. Now, as Zhang Tiancheng's representative, he takes over as the general manager of Tiandu Hotel. The chairman of Tiandu is the head of the criminal underworld in Chushan, Yan Dingjun. He cleverly set up a love trap, causing Chen Bin, who was once wealthy, to end up penniless and even addicted to drugs. Through this, Yan Dingjun acquired the priceless Tiandu Hotel for nothing. As a result, Xu Manli became the manager of the administrative department. There is also a famous chef in the hotel, Yu Tai— the killer of Xiao Xiao's wife and child, who has now undergone a plastic surgery. Also included are Yan Dingjun's two trusted deputy general managers, Ma Tao and the financial manager Li Dong, as well as his fiancée—Liu Ying, the daughter of the mayor of Chushan. The opening ceremony of Tiandu Hotel will also welcome the following dignitaries: Gao Yuan, the vice mayor of Chushan; Hu Zhengxiang, the deputy director of the Public Security Bureau; Jia Donglin, the president of the Construction Bank; Zhang Ziqiang, the chairman of the Provincial People's Political Consultative Conference and the underworld boss of Macau. Additionally, there will be uninvited guests like Liu Shuangnan, the captain of the Chushan Criminal Police. The story begins at Tiandu Hotel. Tiandu is just the facade, while the real battleground lies in Chushan. Just as Yan Dingjun is merely a tool of evil, the true protagonists are Gao Yuan and others. Moreover, this verbal exchange is just the tip of the iceberg; the real story awaits as you turn the pages of this book.