Being an Owner on a Construction Site: the Game Between Human Nature and Interests

[Being the owner of a construction site: being falsely accused at the beginning, but turning into a boss] Project manager Wu Ming was falsely accused of rape. As soon as he came out of the detention center, the boss who framed him was sitting across from him, waiting for him to discuss cooperation. No revenge? Right. Because revenge doesn't make money. What he wants is the profit share behind every cubic meter of soil, every truck of sand, and every visa on the construction site. The third-rate project manager follows the rules, the second-rate project manager builds relationships, and the first-rate project manager makes everyone think he has won, and he is the only one who is calculating the general ledger. The construction site is a battlefield, and people's hearts are chips. What he wants is not the settlement sheet of a project, but the first brick of the entire business empire.