[Misunderstandings · Unconventional Business Battles · Easygoing Entrepreneurship · No Rebirth · No System · Everyday Twists]
This is actually a very simple story.
Wang Pu just wanted to make a little money.
So he...
Signed on for a project nobody wanted.
Took over a small factory on the verge of bankruptcy.
Casually cut a department that was supposedly “useless.”
And then...
The project became a smash hit.
The factory turned things around.
The department he’d “mistakenly cut” became the company’s main profit center.
Everyone thought he was making calculated moves.
Investors called him “uncannily perceptive.”
His rivals said he was “deeply calculating.”
His employees said he’d “planned it all from the start.”
Wang Pu fell silent for three seconds.
He really had just made a wrong move.
But as the company steadily became an industry dark horse,
as it climbed the rankings of the capital markets,
and as he was named “Young Entrepreneur of the Year” and “Most Socially Responsible Boss”...
Even he began to wonder:
“Could I really be a genius?”
Assistant: “Boss, did you plan this acquisition six months in advance?”
Wang Pu: “...Yes.”
Explaining himself takes more effort than just agreeing.
He never meant to change the industry.
It’s just that every time something went wrong,
the world filled in the logic for him.
