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The 8-Year Contract Worker: A Sudden Upset Shocks the City
The 8-Year Contract Worker: A Sudden Upset Shocks the City Plot:
Lin Na, a contract worker in a private company for 8 years, has always been a "transparent" on the fringes of the workplace—her project achievements are stolen by formal colleagues, and she is suppressed by leaders with empty promises, with far worse pay than regular employees of the same level. She secretly accumulated exclusive industry data and project plans over eight years. At the company's annual bidding, her boss plagiarized her painstaking work but was exposed by her on the spot at the press conference. She counterattacked into a specially hired project director of the group with solid evidence. Her sudden rise shocked the entire workplace, slapping all those who looked down on her.
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