Lin Yuan worked tirelessly for Xingyao Media for three years, increasing the company's annual revenue from one billion to 1.5 billion yuan, yet his year-end bonus was only 3,000 yuan. The newly appointed executive Chu Hao drove away in a luxury car worth three million yuan, while Su Qingqing, the company's top livestream sales influencer, mocked him sarcastically. Furious, Lin Yuan resigned and took with him a black notebook containing the private contact information of the owners of fifty major source factories. That notebook held the company's real lifeline: its lowest wholesale prices. Without the support of the supply chain, Chu Hao desperately tried to boost sales, but after a disastrous livestream, he turned around and accused Lin Yuan of switching the products. Lin Yuan produced the handover documents and surveillance footage, exposing the truth. Xingyao Media ultimately went bankrupt and entered liquidation, Chairman Wang and Chu Hao were sent to prison, and Su Qingqing's account was permanently banned.