The little accountant was autistic and was abandoned by his mother when he was young. His father loved him like a mountain and raised him independently. He cultivated his body with health as the foundation, and taught him fighting and survival skills. The teenage accountant was lucky enough to enter the prison to meet the financial master because of his autism and difficulty in the university entrance examination. He concentrated on cultivating skills and finally won the mantle. The small accountant has grown into a big accountant, serving the people and is keen to launder the black money and donate it to the people to improve their lives. The company that plans to go public takes a fancy to the magic skill and hires it to check the accounts. The big accountant checks the 15-year bills overnight and finds that there are many loopholes. As a result, the two bosses fell ill and died overnight. The big accountant with obsessive-compulsive disorder must investigate to the end and collect the money in time. If he didn't write a report, he would be sorry for his noble professional ethics. The big accountant abused the boss of the quasi-listed company with a big sniper. He didn't talk much, and the headshot must make up for the gun. It's really cool. The bodyguard hired by the boss was actually his own brother, and everyone was overjoyed when the family broke out, but unfortunately the boss was still headshot. The big accountant drove a Ford pickup with a RV with all his belongings and couldn't take a cloud with him.
This story teaches us that we must be multi-talented, so that we can both support ourselves and have a foundation, and be prepared for emergencies to protect ourselves and others. At the same time, there is an organization to rely on, although in the end, I don't know who the woman on the phone is. Let's see how the second one is.
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