On the first day of my job interview, my new boss, Lu Cheng, a big boss in Beijing, handed me an S-level confidentiality agreement. My position is clearly written on it: [Chief Virtual Hostile Company CEO] Job content: As a "business upstart" supported by him, I will openly confront him tit for tat, attract the firepower of all potential opponents, and protect his real plan. Salary: Eight-digit annual salary, a car and a house, and reimbursement of all "business attack" expenses. I, a social worker who had just graduated a few years ago and was still worried about rent, signed my name tremblingly. And such good things? ! I vow to become the most dedicated target in history and make every penny spent by my boss worth it! So - Lu Cheng wanted to acquire land in the south of the city, so I formed a team overnight and wrote a 300-page PPT to prove that there were cultural relics under the land. Even dogs wouldn't buy it, and I successfully raised the price of the land to the bone. Lu Cheng wanted to promote new technology, so I hacked into the backstage of the press conference and replaced the "artificial intelligence" he was proud of with "artificial retardation". The boss's dark history emoticons went viral on the Internet. Lu-Boss-Cheng: ... Very good, the hatred is stable enough. Me (modestly): Professional, as it should be. But gradually, things started to go wrong. The land that I had "disturbed" was bought at the bottom with the funds given by my boss. I actually dug out the hot spring next to the cultural relics, and the value increased a hundred times. The AI that I "smeared" had the loopholes in its core code fixed and several new features added. It was directly purchased by a major manufacturer at a high price.
