He is Lin Qian, the most inconspicuous "post-it note" young man in the bustling city. He earns a meager salary, does errands and does odd jobs, and is called around by everyone. His biggest hobby is feeding the stray cats downstairs in the company. No one knows that beneath this harmless skin, there is hidden the heart of a business tycoon who has a thorough understanding of capital operations and can make every plan.
Three years ago, the family business was plotted by a traitor and collapsed overnight, and his parents passed away in anger. Lin Qian was burdened with a blood feud and the mission of reviving his family business. He lurked under a pseudonym and lurked at the bottom of his enemy's company, just to find out the enemy's details and wait for a fatal blow.
When everyone regarded him as a soft persimmon who could be manipulated at will, he was secretly weaving his own business network step by step: from a street stall that no one cared about, to the Internet upstart that stirred up the storm; from a low-level employee who was looked down upon, to a behind-the-scenes operator who made capital predators afraid.
"A tiger only shows its sharpest fangs when it is the hungriest." In Lin Qian's dictionary, there is no retreat, only an explosion after forbearance. Let's see how he started from scratch in the city's reinforced concrete jungle, pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. While talking and laughing, his boats and oars disappeared into ashes, and finally established his own business empire worth hundreds of billions, trampling all his former enemies under his feet!
This is a story about tolerance, wisdom, revenge and rise, and it is also a magnificent picture of modern urban business war.
