My subordinate's daughter had a heart attack and needed life-saving money for surgery. He asked me to advance his salary, but his assistant refused. That night, his subordinate's daughter died. He also hung himself in the company lobby because he lost his spiritual support. The matter was exposed online, but the assistant insisted that I was heartless and refused to save him. I was reviled by public opinion, and my wife, who was the CEO, kicked me out of the company and accused me of being cold-blooded. My subordinates' family even killed me. It was only after my death that I learned that my wife and my assistant had conspired to ruin my reputation. In the end, they issued a letter of understanding to the murderer and took my compensation money to live happily ever after. When I opened my eyes again, I went back to the day when my subordinate asked me for a salary advance.
