Everyone's Grinding, I'm Taking Weekends Off

An auto parts factory with halved orders and only enough cash for two months of wages—yet the boss posts a notice at the gate: this factory works weekends off, no pay cut. The whole factory calls him crazy, competitors wait for him to go bankrupt, netizens mock him for giving up. He Chi is betting on Ford's real 1926 case where the five-day workweek actually raised output. On the one-month mark, the data hits— defect rate plunges from 94.7% to 99.2%, turnover drops to zero, output rises instead of falling, and the whole internet's trending topic flips direction. Thirty-one factories, over nine thousand workers, form a Slow Craft Alliance with him. Tall trees catch the wind—a traffic manipulator who makes a living stirring up division sets his sights on him: a script about paying off debt through marriage, a daughter cyberbullied, a female lawyer smeared as a gold digger. He doesn't talk back; he brings out ledgers, evidence, and the courtroom. Five years later, slowness becomes the city consensus of Jiangcheng. Dedicated to every one of you who doesn't want to grind—and can't grind any more. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Everyone's Grinding, I'm Taking Weekends Off — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠