Starting With Clearing Out the Design Department

Reborn at twenty-four.

Zhou Yi'an is still the design department manager at the same renovation company.

The designers under him pay lip service while waiting to laugh at him for having no one he can rely on;

the company boss makes empty promises and dumps all the pressure to meet output targets on him, a commander with no troops.

In his previous life, he was softhearted and accommodating. He handed out all the jobs, worked himself to the bone eating instant noodles for every meal and pushed himself to a breakdown, only to be repaid with mockery from his designers and a mass resignation.

This time, he watches his designers dawdle over their fieldwork forms, clearly hoping to see him beg them for help. He calmly points to the door:

“Going out? Don't just stand there.”

Then he turns and heads alone to see the client who matters most.

This time, he offers no explanations. He lets his work speak for itself.

And he tells everyone:

“When I stop making concessions, you'll find you're nowhere near as important as you think.”

Starting with clearing out the design department, Zhou Yi'an aims to do more than make up for past regrets.

He intends to become the industry's most levelheaded judge, and its brightest star.