Back in the day, Uncle Gun left a small town on the northwestern frontier with 200 yuan in his pocket and set off for Beijing. Thanks to his grit and talent for sales and business operations, he ended up living in a 300-square-meter mansion in Baiziwan, Beijing, married a woman with Beijing residency, and had a little girl. Who could have guessed the fortune-teller’s prediction would come true: within three years at most, he would earn all the money he’d ever make, and after that, every company he joined would go bankrupt. Sure enough, at every company he worked for, he was fired up like he was on steroids, battling heaven, earth, and everyone around him. After all that fighting, he ended up with neither money nor family.
Recently, Uncle Gun joined Yuntian Technology as Baldy’s subordinate. At a department party, he got drunk and let loose again, making Baldy feel threatened and decide to kill him. To save himself from being slaughtered, Uncle Gun turned everyone into pawns in his scheme and began a struggle against Baldy. He carefully laid a vast web of intrigue, luring Baldy into it step by step before striking the final blow. From then on, Uncle Gun defied fate, surged ahead, and reclaimed his former swagger.
And all of this was witnessed by their one colleague who had stayed out of it and whom nobody cared about. He silently recorded the entire history of their workplace power struggle. When the dust settled and everyone had gone their separate ways, he wanted to give those caught up in it the truth.
It vividly and interestingly shows stories in the workplace, including kindness and struggle.