Lin Chen is the young master of Shengyuan Group, a top-tier corporation. Tired of the cutthroat business world, he chooses to hide all signs of his status and quietly join an ordinary media company at the lowest level to gain experience.
For a full year, he keeps a low profile and works diligently.
He takes on the hardest jobs and shoulders the most exhausting projects. Most of the department's key achievements and hit proposals come from his work.
But the workplace has no place for honest people.
The snobbish director Gao Lei bullies the weak and fears the strong, takes credit for others' work, and shifts the blame. For years, he has stolen Lin Chen's achievements, claiming them as his own to win promotions and awards.
He takes all the credit and shifts every mistake onto Lin Chen.
Gentle by nature, Lin Chen continues to endure and give way. He only wants to work diligently, build his experience, and keep his head down, never competing for fame or profit.
But his tolerance earns him no respect. It only invites even harsher oppression.
At an all-staff meeting, Gao Lei twists the facts and maliciously smears Lin Chen, publicly accusing him of slacking off and dragging the team down.
Abusing his authority, he humiliates Lin Chen without regard for the facts, publicly fires him on the spot, and orders him to get out of the company immediately.
A year of forbearance has been trampled underfoot, and his limits have finally been crossed.
His patience exhausted, Lin Chen stops hiding behind his humble facade.
One call on a direct line sets the group's top executives in motion, and they all rush to the scene!
The true identity of Shengyuan Group's young master is exposed in front of everyone!
The director who was swaggering and abusing his power just moments ago turns deathly pale and drops to his knees, begging for mercy.
The hundreds of employees and company executives are utterly stunned, filled with awe and regret.
Those who oppress the innocent are immediately removed from their posts and investigated, their reputations ruined.
Those who stood by and watched
I wrote this story for every ordinary person who works hard, makes quiet contributions, and is used to enduring hardship in the workplace. In the real workplace, what's most disheartening is never the hard work and overtime. It's not that you achieve results by giving it your all and staying up countless nights. The credit was stolen by opportunists. Your honesty is mistaken for weakness.