After transmigrating into the role of a cannon-fodder character who foolishly provokes business tycoon Gu Ye, Lin Chao promptly gives up a billion-yuan inheritance and takes a secure government job.
When Gu Ye gets ready to launch a business war, Lin Chao catches him outside the neighborhood office and greets him enthusiastically. “Mr. Gu, how about learning more about community partnerships? Being recognized as a model civil organization would do wonders for your company’s image!”
Gu Ye gives him a mansion and a sports car. Lin Chao gives him a copy of the Party Constitution and a written report on his thoughts, then earnestly advises him, “Mr. Gu, your company should set up a Party branch.”
Gu Ye carefully plans a romantic date. Lin Chao turns around and organizes a “democratic life meeting,” leading a group of executives in criticism and self-criticism.
Later, a reporter asks Gu Ye, now worth hundreds of billions, “What’s the secret to your success?”
Gu Ye looks at Lin Chao in his uniform, his gaze deep. “Support your partner’s work and be a good ‘incorruptible spouse.’ And he taught me that serving the people is what it truly means to think big.”
