In order to make a bet with his housekeeper, Lin Zhou, an invisible super-rich man, disguised himself as an ordinary intern with a second degree and joined a small company. He just wanted to experience the daily life of "getting off work on time" in the workplace.
Faced with a bonus of 10,000 yuan and a commission of 50,000 yuan, he waved it down. When he was promoted to project director and his monthly salary was doubled, he said bluntly that he was "not interested." But when his colleagues are in trouble, he always takes action inadvertently: Wang Peng is being made difficult by the landlord, and his "friend" asks the landlord to refund the deposit and give him a discount; Wang Peng's sister is defrauded by an intermediary, and he recovers the money with a "casual comment" and arranges to join a leading company; Sister Li's mother has a heart attack and there is no bed space, and his "hospital friend" he knows vacates the VIP ward in seconds, free of charge.
When the company encountered a crisis, it was no problem: the supplier was snatched away by the Hengtong Group, and he asked the other party to supply the goods with just a message; the venue for the press conference was blocked, and his "friend's private exhibition center" was lent out for free, and the specifications far exceeded expectations.
He was dressed as plainly as a passerby, and every time he made a rescue, he downplayed "it happened to be a friend who helped me." However, his boss, Mr. Zhao, colleague Zhang Tao and others were full of doubts: How could this intern, who only wanted to get off work on time, have to give face to the boss of Hengtong and the director of the hospital?
Lin Zhou just wanted to keep a low profile and fill out his internship period, but with a little effort, he could not hide the traces of his identity as a boss - it turns out that a real boss never needs to show off deliberately.