Three years ago, Jiang Tian's life was ruined by an "escort attack". His military status was revoked, he was blacklisted from the industry, and he was not allowed to touch the security profession again for the rest of his life; his grandfather Jiang Zhongshan suffered a stroke on the spot when he heard the news and collapsed at the gate of the army.
Three years later, while he was working as a driver at Lingang Terminal, a notice popped up on his mobile phone: Su Group was openly recruiting, with a signing bonus of 1.5 Million.
Those two words on the signature were exactly where he was driven to a dead end.
Jiang Tian is gone. In the psychological assessment stage, he answered all the confession-inducing questions without changing his expression. In the emergency stage, he dismantled a distribution box that caught fire due to a short circuit with his bare hands. In the pressure negotiation stage, he restrained the examiner who was playing the role of a robber with his backhand. In the real threat stage, someone actually broke in with an weapon. He knocked down two of them with three moves and received a knife in his ribs.
At the end of the assessment, he only said one sentence:
"When will the signing bonus arrive?"
The female CEO Su Ya threw a "Marriage Contract with Agreed Parenthood" onto his chest: no emotions were allowed within the time limit, and the children would go their own ways after they were born.
Jiang Tian signed: "Okay, I'll do things with money, and I won't be tempted."
Later, her logistics fleet was robbed, and he found out the insider overnight; she was forced to seize power by her cousin with external capital, and he brought thirty retired comrades to the door of the board of directors; she was followed and threatened until she broke down and cried in the early morning, and he kept her company all night long.
Su Ya looked at this man, and her defenses relaxed a little. It was agreed that no one should be tempted first, so why was she the first to break the rule?
But Jiang Tian never told her: on the day he signed the agreement, he had a task schedule from three years ago in his pocket - the third name in the column of the signer was Su Ya.
