In his previous life, Shen Zhou chose eight million, squandered it all, went bankrupt, and died suddenly while working. Reborn, he has just one idea: join his parents' company, land an easy job, and lie flat in peace.
On his first day at work, he's stunned. Nothing about this place is right. Every coworker is unfathomable, and overseas assignments are accepted at the drop of a hat. Everyone looks at him as if thinking the same thing: You must know what's really going on.
Shen Zhou: ? I'm just an entry-level records clerk with basic clearance.
But the more earnestly he acts like an ordinary office worker, and the more nonchalant he is, the more convinced everyone becomes that he's an unfathomable “all-powerful big shot.” A casual remark pointing out an accounting discrepancy is mistaken for a scheme years in the making. Napping sprawled on the sofa is interpreted as the composure of a master strategist. Even his adversaries on the other side of Blue Star mistake him for someone they can't afford to provoke.
Shen Zhou just wants to lie flat and collect his paycheck, while figuring out one thing: What is this rotten company, anyway?
Everyone mistakes him for a legendary mastermind, and the slacker wins without lifting a finger. The harder he tries to stay out of it, the deeper the waters get.
