"Business is a marathon—but someone put nails on the track."
Chen Mo was once the founder of a cutting-edge technology company, an upstart in the industry with a bright future. Until an "accident" left him with tens of millions of dollars in debt, and the company was on the verge of bankruptcy. Even Lin Xiaoman, the most trusted financial director, left with core customer resources, leaving behind a sentence: "You are too naive."
But Chen Mo didn't believe it was an accident. He dug out the old abacus left by his father - the beads were incomplete and the red rope was wrapped around it, just like his current situation. This abacus once calculated friendship, but now it has to calculate blood debt.
This is a war without smoke, but every step is bloody:
• The murderous opportunity in the supply chain - the opponent's order data was tampered with, Chen Mo used the most primitive "stupid method" to check each item, and finally found the flaw;
• The spy is around - Apprentice Zhao Mo's identity is gradually exposed, but at the critical moment a blood-stained note is handed over;
• The truth before his death - the old supplier Ma Zhenguo coughed up blood and gave him a yellowed contract: "You can't repay your father's debt... But you can pay for it."
When Chen Mo finally stood in front of Zhou Yuanshan, his former mentor and now a business tycoon, the other party smiled:
"You think it's the ledger that wins? No, it's human nature."
In the business battlefield, there is no real winner.
But there are always people who would rather carry the thorns on the abacus than kneel down to pick up the crown.