Zhou Cheng, a junior college student in pharmacy, earned a monthly salary of 3,000 yuan in the pharmacy of a county hospital of traditional Chinese medicine after graduation and lived a life with no end in sight. His father was injured in an accident and was left with a shortfall of 60,000 yuan in surgical expenses, forcing him into a desperate situation. Under the recommendation of his old classmate Sun Tao, he resolutely resigned and broke into the provincial capital alone, becoming a neurointerventional medical device salesman.
From a down-and-out newcomer who was kicked out of the office by top experts, to a rider who fell to a bloody pulp on a rainy night just to deliver a life-saving stent, Zhou Cheng gradually established a foothold in Anzhou's medical circle by relying on his "life-threatening" hard work and professional tenacity. As his performance skyrocketed, he was unwilling to be just a wage earner for the company. He joined forces with upstream resources to establish a "shadow company" and frantically tested the boundaries of compliance and violations, accumulating tens of millions of net worth in just a few years.
However, the accumulation of wealth comes with huge risks. Faced with the frame-up of competing products, the threat of the company, and the sweeping anti-corruption storm in the industry, Zhou Cheng completed a thrilling leap from "barbaric growth" to "compliance laundering" in a desperate situation. This is not only a cool story about a low-level villain's counterattack, but also a history of the evolution of a medical device salesman's blood and tears.
