Episode 35
Shen Xin went to GE for an interview and passed successfully, and Jiang Jun also began to arrange an investigation of Du Lei Huanyu Group's financial report fraud. Everyone began to celebrate Shen Xin's success in joining the company. And just when everything seemed to be calming down, the recommendation letter written by Jun Jiang to Yuan Shuai unexpectedly spread. Leading to Jiang Jun being discussed in the industry. Du Lei said that if Jun Jiang could beg him, he could help Jun Jiang to settle the situation, but Jun Jiang said that the cleansers should clear themselves and will not leave because of some unnecessary things. Jiang Jun wants to uphold fairness and justice in the industry, but Du Lei feels that it is inevitable to sacrifice for some interests, and the two people once again have a fierce dispute because of their different ideas.
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