Lu Zhixing came from a humble background and was rebellious and absurd when he was young. After his mother died young, his father raised him up alone.
He was originally just an inconspicuous driver, driving for the leader, opening doors, waiting for people, running errands, and sitting in the most silent position, but he gradually understood the warmth and warmth of people inside and outside the car door.
The mother of the old leader needs to be taken care of, and the chairman's family affairs cannot be neglected. There are undercurrents in the branch, including old relationships, debts of gratitude, dinner parties, family affairs, and workplace trials. One wrong step will make every step difficult.
He has no background and no shortcuts. He only relies on a pair of eyes that know how to see people and a tolerant heart to handle small things steadily bit by bit and to be honest with others.
Starting from leading a driver, Lu Zhixing finally embarked on his own path to success.
Reader comments
My original intention in writing this book was to write about how difficult it is for a small person to move up. The protagonist does not have a prominent background, nor is he promoted all the way. Instead, he learns the rules, understands propriety, and handles difficult things around the leader. Many of the dinner parties, relationships, favors, and workplace details are very real. It's not an exaggerated pleasure to read, but the kind of pleasure that gets better and better the more you think about it.
My original intention in writing this book was to write about how difficult it is for a small person to move up. The protagonist does not have a prominent background, nor is he promoted all the way. Instead, he learns the rules, understands propriety, and handles difficult things around the leader. Many of the dinner parties, relationships, favors, and workplace details are very real. It's not an exaggerated pleasure to read, but the kind of pleasure that gets better and better the more you think about it.