At Hoonseong Tech, a small manufacturing enterprise producing disposable plastic caps and spoons, the workplace culture is dominated by rampant nepotism. The chief executive, his arrogant son, his brother-in-law, and various relatives occupy every senior management post, routinely shifting blame onto hardworking subordinates while draining company funds. In the middle of this toxic corporate machine stands Lee Kyung-min, an exceptionally talented and dedicated assistant manager who single-handedly keeps operations running through relentless overtime, tactical diplomacy, and genuine care for factory workers. After years of enduring humiliation from incompetent executives while shielding his production team, Kyung-min finally reaches his breaking point. Refusing to let his youth and potential waste away in a dead-end sweatshop, he crafts a calculated escape plan to free himself from the predatory company. Armed with razor-sharp industry foresight, unshakeable work ethic, and quiet ambition, the resilient office worker embarks on an extraordinary journey through career transitions, competitive corporate takeovers, and self-made commercial triumphs. Realistic, satisfying, and deeply relatable, this workplace chronicle follows a determined salaryman conquering the unforgiving landscape of Korean industry....more