On the first day she joined the legal department of Shengyuan Group, Xu Zhiyi understood something: her immediate boss, CEO Qin Yan, was an out-and-out tyrant. In the past three years, he has replaced a special assistant every three months on average, and forced out a department director every half a year. He can be called a walking "workplace crusher." And Xu Zhiyi not only survived, but also lived a very nourishing life. There is no other reason. All Qin Yan's shady business deals, all the acquisition contracts that wandered in the gray area, and all the evidence that could make him fall from the clouds into the quagmire in one second, all passed through her hands, and the copies were locked in the safe at her home. Qin Yan wants her to work overtime. Xu Zhiyi: "Mr. Qin, the labor law stipulates..." Qin Yan wanted to deduct her bonus. Xu Zhiyi: "Mr. Qin, I think the tax bureau may be interested in the supplementary agreement you bid for in the south of the city last month." Qin Yan was so angry that he threw the document: "Xu Zhiyi, believe it or not, I will let you go tomorrow!" Xu Zhiyi smiled, pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses, and slowly shook his phone: "Mr. Qin, someone in the risk control group seems to be discussing the sentencing standards for commercial bribery. I will bring you in to learn about it now?" Qin Yan: "..." You are cruel. The entire Shengyuan Group knew that Lawyer Xu was President Qin's "tightening curse" and the only one who dared to challenge the tyrant. Everyone is guessing when the two will have a falling out. Until a certain celebration banquet, someone saw Qin Yan blocking Xu Zhiyi in a corner, his eyes were reddish, his voice was hoarse, and he lost half of his usual arrogance. "Zhiyi, can you destroy those contracts?" "Why?