Ending

Li Jianguo, 45 years old, is the sales director of Hongyuan Food Company. He has worked in the company for 20 years. From an errand boy to a core executive in charge of the national sales network, he thought he had finally made it through - he would be officially appointed as deputy general manager next month, with his annual salary tripled and stock options in hand. On the day of the annual meeting, he drank a lot. After the show, he collapsed in the parking lot. Alcoholism, acute heart failure. The medical examiner said this, the company reported this, and the insurance company was prepared to settle the claim as usual. But the insurance claims investigator Silently felt something was wrong. Li Jianguo has high blood pressure, but it is well controlled, and his annual physical examination is normal. He drinks like a seasoned veteran, not a young man who just joined the job and strives for performance. Moreover, just three days before the annual meeting, he had just rejected the divorce agreement proposed by his wife - he said that everything would be fine when he was promoted to vice president. Why did a middle-aged man who was about to reach the pinnacle of his life suddenly die at the most inappropriate time? Silence begins to investigate. What he didn't know was that this investigation would tear apart the twenty-year-old cloak of respectability of an ordinary company, bring out the undercurrent of financial fraud, benefit transfer, and workplace strife, and make every seemingly innocent person reveal another face. What he didn't even know was that Li Jianguo's death was not the decision of one person, but the tacit understanding of a group of people. There is no genius detective or perfect crime in this story, only the struggle of ordinary people between interests, fear and conscience. They are not evil people, they just made choices.