Chen Mo was a rookie at the very bottom of the real estate industry. On the last day of his probation, his mean-spirited manager humiliated him and his coworkers ostracized him. He was about to be shown the door.
Just as he hit rock bottom, the [Client Achievement System] suddenly appeared!
From then on, every time he found a client a home, he could randomly copy one of their greatest skills. Finding a house for a martial arts instructor earned him expert fighting skills. Finding a studio for a popular streamer taught him how to work the camera. Finding an office for a financial tycoon gave him an instant grasp of investment strategies.
With the System, Chen Mo's sales soared. He face-slapped his manager and stunned the industry! Just when everyone thought he was about to get promoted, earn a raise, and reach the pinnacle of life, he did an about-face, handed in his resignation, and started his own business!
But the road to entrepreneurship was full of dangers. Former brothers became enemies, powerful capitalists closed in, and even the System he depended on concealed a huge secret and an ultimate trial...
When the System issued its final mission, "Give up everything and save your benefactor," what would Chen Mo choose? How would he balance power against the principles he started with?
This is more than the comeback legend of a small-time real estate agent. It's also a story about growing up, making choices, and holding on to your true self.
Read this book and experience:
Ultimate satisfaction: Watch the protagonist use the System to rise from rookie to master, face-slapping everyone who dares defy him!
Hilarious twists: Just when you think you know the formula, there's always another layer! The workplace, business battles, and friendships are full of twists and surprises.
A passionate journey of growth: From fighting alone to building a dependable team, and from relying on a cheat to becoming strong inside, witness the birth of a true powerhouse.
I smiled and was too lazy to say anything. I completed the task, I have connections, and I have the strength to continue to stay in the company being targeted. If I had gone out and set up my own business a long time ago, I wrote dozens of papers and kept emphasizing that I wanted to set up my own business. Is this what it means to be self-reliant? After dozens of frauds, I am still in the original company, but I still get targeted and banned from the company 🤮🤮🤮
Yes, the writing is true!
The writing is good. The content is unrealistic. In the intermediary industry or the business department, everything is determined by performance, not by one's own business.