A text message about a bank deposit made a company rush to find someone overnight. When year-end bonuses arrived, quality control director Shen Zhixing received only sixteen thousand—compared to six hundred thousand last year. Refused a look at the verification sheet and expected to sign a confirmation form, he completed his paperwork and left right away, yet the company grew more chaotic day by day. The chairman personally came to his door, offering an annual salary of two million, eight parts per thousand in shares, and whatever conditions he wished; he refused to return, demanding only to have his name removed from the unsigned documents. Three million in kickbacks, seventy-seven million in compensation, two hundred forty million in impersonated collections, and three hundred twenty million in framed blame—he cleared them up one by one. While the company hired people to invite him back behind his back, they continued using his name to collect money. Whoever signed the signature will have to take the blame.