The monthly balance at the hall was 300,000 yuan less, the accounting master ran away, and Lin Zhengchuan was pushed out to take the blame.
Huo Niu wants to destroy his hands, and Master Chen is waiting for him to accept his fate. Everyone feels that a counting apprentice cannot change the world.
The bills of the Mahjong House were under-charged, the parking tickets were over-charged, the carriage and horse fares were split, and the money earned by the low-level guys who worked hard was being squeezed out layer by layer.
While others use knives to grab territory, he relies on ledgers to find out how to make money.
Others use loyalty to suppress others, but he distributes money to those who really do things.
From being pushed out to take the blame, to recovering the first money; from being an apprentice in the accounting room, to the real money bag at the door of the hall.
Lin Zhengchuan only believes in one thing:
The world is not about whoever has the loudest voice.
Whoever can get the money back and who can clearly distinguish the money will be qualified to sit at that table.
