He Died on the Day I Was Promoted

On the day Zhou Kai was promoted, his ex-wife only sent three words: "He is dead." The dead man's name was Zhou Wenbin - he was Zhou Kai's superior in the company and the man who later took away his marriage. The police told Zhou Kai: Surveillance showed that he was the last person to see Zhou Wenbin. What's even more outrageous is: bank consumption, access control records, system logins, approval traces... All prove that "Zhou Kai" was present and even completed key work at night. Zhou Kai soon discovered that this was not a simple frame-up. While he was promoted to deputy director, a secret "compliance mechanism" within the company was quietly operating: They don't cultivate people, they copy people; They don't solve the risk, they just need one person to carry the risk to the end. And Zhou Wenbin was just the previous "node". Now, it was Zhou Kai's turn to sit on the blood-stained chair. When he refused to sign the "acknowledgment of responsibility", the countdown began. Within a week, they will either turn the evidence into facts that they cannot suppress, or like Zhou Wenbin - "phased withdrawal." This is a realistic workplace suspense: Under the surface of the rules, what really determines your destiny is whether you still retain the right to "be yourself."