Sex/Life

85 Episodes

Zhang Wei’s life was a blueprint for mediocrity. A low-level clerk in a cutthroat tech giant, he endured daily humiliation from his boss, the charismatic but vicious CEO, Liam Thorne. Zhang’s ideas were stolen, his credit erased, his spirit crushed. The final straw came when he developed a revolutionary AI algorithm in secret, only for Thorne to present it to the board as his own masterpiece, securing a billion-dollar deal and publicly mocking Zhang as a "brainless drone." That night, Zhang didn't cry. He got even. He had one piece of evidence Thorne didn't know about: a hidden recording. Instead of exposing it, Zhang used it as leverage to blackmail his way into a junior partnership, a move that shocked everyone. But this was just his first chess move. From within the lion's den, Zhang began a silent war. He siphoned Thorne's top clients, orchestrated PR disasters that tarnished the golden boy's image, and seduced Thorne’s trusted confidante, gaining access to every corporate secret. The conflict explodes when Thorne discovers the betrayal and frames Zhang for corporate espionage. Arrested and publicly ruined, Zhang must play his final card from behind bars. He unleashes the recording, but with a twist—it implicates not just Thorne, but the entire corrupt board. The resulting scandal destroys the company, and Zhang emerges from the chaos not as a victim, but as the only man with a clean slate and a ruthless new vision. He founds his own empire, but the victory is hollow. The woman he used, the friends he sacrificed, and the man he became—was the price of winning worth his soul?

Introduction

Zhang Wei’s life was a blueprint for mediocrity. A low-level clerk in a cutthroat tech giant, he endured daily humiliation from his boss, the charismatic but vicious CEO, Liam Thorne. Zhang’s ideas were stolen, his credit erased, his spirit crushed. The final straw came when he developed a revolutionary AI algorithm in secret, only for Thorne to present it to the board as his own masterpiece, securing a billion-dollar deal and publicly mocking Zhang as a "brainless drone." That night, Zhang didn't cry. He got even. He had one piece of evidence Thorne didn't know about: a hidden recording. Instead of exposing it, Zhang used it as leverage to blackmail his way into a junior partnership, a move that shocked everyone. But this was just his first chess move. From within the lion's den, Zhang began a silent war. He siphoned Thorne's top clients, orchestrated PR disasters that tarnished the golden boy's image, and seduced Thorne’s trusted confidante, gaining access to every corporate secret. The conflict explodes when Thorne discovers the betrayal and frames Zhang for corporate espionage. Arrested and publicly ruined, Zhang must play his final card from behind bars. He unleashes the recording, but with a twist—it implicates not just Thorne, but the entire corrupt board. The resulting scandal destroys the company, and Zhang emerges from the chaos not as a victim, but as the only man with a clean slate and a ruthless new vision. He founds his own empire, but the victory is hollow. The woman he used, the friends he sacrificed, and the man he became—was the price of winning worth his soul?