The Third Personality

Dabing wakes from serious injuries with no memory at all, unsure even whether "Dabing" is truly his own name. He first drifts among migrant workers but gradually notices many things that don't add up: extraordinary reasoning ability, the skill to subdue several strong men bare-handed, French that slips out of his mouth, and fleeting images of luxury cars, villas, and a noble woman. Even more unsettling is the sense that he may have killed someone. Various parties come knocking one after another: a mysterious business figure, a beautiful general manager, a psychiatrist, a surveillance policeman, an assassin, and an old lover. Someone tells him he is actually Gu Xingjun, general manager of the East China region of the Xinzong Group, which holds billions in assets; yet the policeman he subdues whispers that his real identity is that of a police officer. Identities as migrant worker, gang boss, and undercover cop collide within him—now honest and blunt, now shrewd and righteous, now sinister and ruthless—and he cannot tell which is the real him. The outside world is equally treacherous: the atmosphere inside Xinzong is eerie, every "acquaintance" hides a secret they will not speak aloud, and the boss behind the scenes remains faceless. As clues come together, a financial fraud scandal worth over ten billion yuan is being methodically pinned on him, and the key evidence that could turn the tables is nowhere to be found. Who he is, whom he can still trust, and how he should conduct himself become the tightening suspense that runs through the entire book.