I Messed up a Billion Game

Story introduction Qin Mo, known as "Qin Shuji", is the former chief strategy officer of multinational capital. He has managed over 30 billion mergers and acquisitions and kept seven opponents awake at night. After retirement, he suffered from severe insomnia because he had no one to say "unintentional remarks" to, and was advised by a psychiatrist to "find a simple job." So he came to "Xiaoguo Culture Media", a comedy MCN agency that was on the verge of bankruptcy. The boss here is Tang Tang, a second-generation rich man who started the company just to collect materials on human confusing behaviors; the accountant is Lao Liu, a former Taoist priest who uses Zhou Yi to make budgets; the songs that cleaning lady Wang hums while sweeping the floor are all the trade secrets of competitors; intern Xiao Zhang said during the interview, "I'm here to learn how to make money while lying down." Qin Mo, with his mind full of power game theory, tried to use what he had learned throughout his life to rectify this grass-roots team that was "flat in the workplace". However, every "conspiracy" he carefully designed slipped into the abyss of absurdity due to the "unintentional remarks" of his employees and the "complete incomprehension" of his opponent Ma Dongdong. When the company was finally noticed by capital and offered a purchase price of one billion, Qin Mo discovered that from beginning to end, he was the one who was perceived, controlled, and regarded as the "most expensive material." What to watch ·Lots of laughs: at least three "power thinking overturn scenes" in each episode ·Ambush in Tears: The Loneliness of Power and the Final Healing of "Being Seen" ·Continuous reversals: On average, there is a big reversal every two episodes, and three consecutive times in the last episode ·Gray lines of grass and snakes: Every "unintentional word" has an amazing echo in the later stage