Feel-good wish-fulfillment + anti-cliché twists + pure fun
Three years ago, the small appliance factory where Li Lei was an intern nearly went bankrupt.
The factory had no money to pay wages, and the workers quit one after another. Only Li Lei stayed by its side.
With his superb technical skills, he upgraded the machinery, designed new products, and helped the factory make a fortune.
Once the factory had grown, Director Wang decided Li Lei’s salary was too high and actually fired him.
Luckily, Li Lei activated a mysterious bronze mirror that could absorb negative emotions and condense them into magical cards.
With the cards, Li Lei could keep making money and acquire all kinds of advanced technology.
So Li Lei built a factory across the street.
Director Wang figured Li Lei had no connections or sales channels, so there was no way he could sell his products.
But Li Lei’s business was booming, leaving Director Wang howling with rage.
What’s more, Director Wang noticed that the products designed by his own factory were selling worse and worse.
Without Li Lei maintaining the machinery, one problem after another arose, and the factory even suffered a major accident.
Wang Heiniu took devastating losses and kept running at a deficit.
In the future, Li Lei would be worth hundreds of millions, while Director Wang’s factory would go under. He was so furious that he developed cancer.
Director Wang: I regret it so much! If I’d known this would happen, I wouldn’t have fired Li Lei even if you beat me to death!
Zhao Jiankang: I was an undercover agent, trying to make Li Lei’s factory go bust. But I recommended making drones, and they ended up selling like crazy.
Country of the Ugly: Was this advanced robotic dog for the battlefield really made by a toy factory?
I am the author of this book. Is anyone reading it? If so, please let me know. It's so frustrating. I've been writing for so many days, and only one person has replied to my message. What's worse, the person who replied is also an author. This is really tough for me. But it's okay. It may be difficult, but I will continue to write. Even if there is only one reader left, I will not give up.
I like this kind of unconventional setting; it's quite interesting.