Ji Fan, the director of the finance department at Qisheng Industrial, worked diligently for the company for eight years, securing billions in credit facilities and making outstanding contributions. Yet his year-end bonus amounted to just 18,000. Faced with newly appointed executives taking credit for his achievements and widespread workplace injustice, he stood by his principles and decisively resigned. Soon afterward, the company plunged into a major financial crisis, and those responsible even attempted to shift the blame onto him and frame him. Armed with comprehensive evidence, Ji Fan defended his innocence, exposed the management's misconduct, and upheld his professional integrity.