Qin Chuan brought in 80% of the company's business single-handedly, yet he was laid off as an 'average-performing salesperson.' In the conference room, he produces three years' worth of handwritten client records, exposing the truth about his achievements being credited to others and his contributions being divided among colleagues. After he leaves, clients begin terminating their contracts one after another. Only then does management realize that they have lost far more than just a salesperson. Qin Chuan refuses to look back. Taking his skills and experience with him, he chooses to start over at a company that truly values talent.