On the Eve of Layoffs, I Signed in and Became the Invisible Emperor of the Business World

Lin Mo, a low-level specialist who has worked overtime until early morning for three consecutive years, woke up to the fishing sign-in system at the moment when the layoff notice was issued - the better you are at fishing at work, the more generous the rewards will be. After being in a daze for five minutes with pay, he got the company-wide address book and saw the secret of his boss's embezzlement of promotion fees; he was distracted for forty minutes in the meeting, unlocked the lie recognition skills, and exposed the leader's lies of tampering with data and falsely reporting KPIs in public; and after one hour of daze by the window, he acquired hacking skills and found out the hidden profit transfer behind the merger worth 200 million. From the abandoned son who was framed for layoffs, to the deputy project manager who was promoted three levels in a row; from the soft persimmon who was allowed to be manipulated, to the evil star in the workplace that the director, vice president, and even the CEO had to face up to. Lin Mo used the business insight, master negotiation, risk prediction and other god-level abilities given by the system to navigate step by step in the turbulent business war, uprooting the moths and shady secrets hiding in the dark. When everyone thought he was just a stupid young man who rose to the top by luck, little did they know that the real banker on this workplace poker table had already been replaced. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.