The Night Before the Layoffs, I Became an Invisible Billionaire Through Sign-In

My name is Lin Mo, a wage slave at the very bottom of the layoff list. My team leader steals credit for my work, and the deputy general manager uses my results to make himself look good. I don't even dare bring up quitting. My mortgage is 8,600 yuan a month, and we're still 20,000 yuan short of my father's surgery costs. Then one day, my termination notice was slapped down on the desk, and a voice rang in my head: The Slacking Sign-In System, activated.

The more I slack off at work, the bigger the rewards. The entire company contact list, lie detection, real data tracing, business insight: one ability after another came crashing down. I exposed my team leader's dirty secrets in front of everyone in the meeting room, and called out the deputy general manager's fraud during a presentation. I sent every person who had stolen credit for my work over the past three years back to where they belonged.

They cursed me, asking how someone who'd been fired dared to act so high and mighty. But they didn't know I'd slacked off more than they'd ever worked overtime. If the company wanted to fire me, I'd investigate the accounts down to the last detail. If they tried to take me down, I'd dig my way up through the board of directors.

From a low-level specialist on the verge of being laid off to the hidden big shot who exposed the dark underbelly, I used slacking off to make this office tower my empire.

You ask how I can do it? Because slacking off at work is only natural.