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Lyndon Scott worked in the Equipment Management Division of the Kassel Implementation Department for three months and came to a conclusion: The mixed-race people in this world are all mentally ill. The elite of the execution department returned the equipment and asked, "How much does it cost for you to send out a mission?" The elite looked at him like an alien. Fingel came to defraud the funds. He said: "You are too inefficient. I will design a plan for you to ensure that you defraud double the amount within three months." After Fingel listened, he wrote a 20,000-word "On Management Loopholes in the Equipment Management Office" overnight. Angers came to check his background, and he handed over a resume: "This is my qualification certificate. If you need consultation on projects, you can contact me. The first consultation is free." Angers read the entire resume and asked: "You wrote in your resume that you 'developed markets for Interstellar Peace Company.' What kind of company is this?" Scott smiled: "A... A multinational company a little bigger than yours." Three months later, he resigned. The resignation letter read: "After evaluation, the organizational management level of your organization needs to be improved. If you have any consultation needs, you can contact me. The fee schedule is attached." After reading the letter, the director was silent for a long time, and then said: "Is this person sick?" But Scott didn't care. He turned around and started a new career. Later, someone called him "the world's number one mixed-race consultant." Some people call him "the most dangerous man between dragons and humans." Others called him "the lunatic who dared to give the Dragon King his business card." He only recognizes one identity: Lyndon Scott, Happy Life's trainee salesman, is at your service at any time.