The AI Worker with Two Faces

Cheng Shouzhuo, 35, senior specialist at Hengyuan Group's Marketing Center. Born to work overtime and take the blame. After a breakdown at three in the morning, he turned AI from a “chat toy” into an invisible team. By day, it handles meeting minutes, weekly reports, competitor analysis, and data reports automatically, earning him praise from his boss: “One man doing the work of an entire team.” By night, he customizes avatars, runs Xiaohongshu accounts for clients, manages local businesses' online marketing, and operates a content studio, quietly earning three times his day-job salary from side gigs each month. He has three ironclad rules: don't quit, don't draw attention, and don't touch anything shady. But you can't stop the wind from blowing when the trees would rather stand still. A local MCN starts plagiarizing his work, a senior executive's wife recognizes the mysterious “Teacher Cheng” at the annual party, and even investors want to push him into the spotlight. Cheng Shouzhuo has just one question: when his double life is exposed, should he come clean, or rewrite the rules to suit himself? This is the story of an office worker using AI to redefine “working life.”