Cheng Yan has worked deeply in the company for eight years and once won an 800,000 year-end bonus. After the new vice president, He Chuan, took office, he cut his year-end bonus to 19,000 and continually encroached on the power in his hands. A disillusioned Cheng Yan submitted his resignation. Just seven days after leaving his job, a loan handled by him suddenly became overdue, and debt collection calls went directly to the chairman's office. Fang Qiming and He Chuan visited him one after another, pleading with him to come back and save the day. Cheng Yan leaned against the balcony flipping through emails, remaining entirely unmoved. Until he saw one email, he suddenly paused, the corners of his lips curling up lightly. This email was sent much earlier than anyone expected.