Sign-In to Become the Invisible Tycoon Before the Layoff

My name is Lin Mo, a worker at the bottom of the layoff list. The team leader steals my credit, the vice president takes my performance to claim credit, and I don't even dare to mention resignation. The mortgage is 8,600, and my father's surgery fee is still 20,000 short. Until that day, when the dismissal notice was slapped on the table, a voice sounded in my head: Slack-off Sign-In System, activated. Slacking off at work—the harder you slack, the bigger the rewards. The company-wide contact list, lie detection, true data backtracking, business insight—they all came crashing down one by one. I exposed the team leader's secrets in the meeting room, debunked the vice president's fraud at the report meeting, and brought back to their true form those who had swallowed my credit for three years. They cursed me, a fired person, for being so arrogant. But they didn't know that the fish I slacked off for were more than the overtime they had worked. The company wants to fire me, so I'll investigate the accounts to the end; they want to deal with me, so I'll dig up layer by layer to the board of directors. From a bottom-level specialist on the verge of being laid off to an invisible big shot exposing the dark curtain, I used slacking off to sign this office building into my empire. You ask why I can? Because slacking off at work is perfectly justified. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Sign-In to Become the Invisible Tycoon Before the Layoff — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠