Gao Yuan, a third-rate intern, recognized the group president as the delivery boy on his first day at work and enthusiastically handed him a bottle of water. Who would have thought that this "poor man" wearing street clothes and squatting in the stairwell eating box lunches would actually be the heir to a reclusive tycoon worth hundreds of billions?
What's even more outrageous is that after Gao Yuan was "appointed" by the president as his personal assistant, the whole company thought he was the president's illegitimate son. The supervisor who bullied him in the past begged for forgiveness, his colleagues who made things difficult for him queued up to give him gifts, and even the princelings who secretly plotted against him were eyeing him.
But no one knows that Gao Yuan's real trump card is the system's "workplace simulator" - it can predict the consequences of every decision and plan the optimal promotion path. Through repeated identity misunderstandings and workplace games, he gradually uncovered the shocking secrets of the president, and found himself involved in a financial secret war related to the fate of the country.
When the white-eyed wolf behind him showed his fangs, Gao Yuan understood: From the beginning, no one could escape from this game of mistaken identity.
