Longevity in the Workplace: the Road to Counterattack from the Bottom

Qin Zheng, a third-level graduate from Linshui Town, broke into the big city with the simple ideal of "workplace longevity". He originally wanted to find a job that would make him hungry, but he was assigned to the company's underground B1 logistics operation and maintenance team. A mysterious old notebook with a turtle sticker on it hides the AI ​​"Xiaogui" left by his predecessor, which becomes his special plug-in. There is no Shuangwen-style cheating all the way, but the ups and downs of the real workplace: competition in the arena, late-night rescue in the computer room, workplace gambling, facing capital acquisition turmoil, going overseas to expand markets, and dealing with supervision, opponents, and business intrigues. Qin Zheng always adheres to the bottom line: plug-ins can be used, but they must not become self-depriving prostheses. He not only pursues the goal of not losing his job, but also wants to give "the ability to survive" to more ordinary people: making simple tool kits for cleaning ladies, teaching the elderly to prevent fraud, and helping lower-level overseas practitioners lower the technical threshold. From working as a worker in an underground computer room to moving to the gaming center of a multinational group, Qin Zheng slowly understood: Real immortality is when craftsmanship is passed down from generation to generation and the light is shared with more ordinary people.