Don't Lie

Zhang Zhou, who graduated from junior high school, accidentally broke into the bizarre bar industry from a job in a chain restaurant with the dream of bringing glory to his ancestors. With his handsome appearance, bold personality and talent for bragging that he can turn straw into gold bars, this stupid young man actually used an astonishing resume to win the position of general manager of the top nightclub LIVEHOUSE with a monthly salary of one yuan. However, what awaits him is the beginning of hell: the complete ostracism of the elite vice president, the contempt of Kochi Operations Director Lu Man, and the intricate interpersonal relationships. The isolated Zhang Zhou found another way and formed a team that was ridiculed as a motley crew in the bathroom and stairwell: a marginalized technical geek, an underappreciated designer, and a loyal but rookie waiter. Using rural banquet methods to fight against the five-star process, and using wolf culture to fight against workplace conspiracies, this non-mainstream team grew up wildly amidst lots of jokes. Through the collision of urban and rural cultures, the confrontation between grassroots wisdom and elite thinking, the work explores the boundary between sincerity and exaggeration in a hilarious plot, and depicts a vivid picture of contemporary urban youth breaking through in the workplace. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.