"No offense, but you're so naive you need a guardian." Li Qingming rubbed his forehead and said, "Let me enlighten you on two basic social principles—first, individuals occasionally keep their promises, but corporate promises are always worthless; second, all benefits that aren't translated into actual money are as meaningless as the boilerplate of political news, good only for wasting paper."
"And where do you get all this experience from?" Ji's mother seemed somewhat irked to be lectured by such a young man and replied with a twist of her mouth, "These are all major corporations that care a lot about their reputation. There's no need for them to cheat Xiao Xiang..."
"Enough, I'm starting to get a headache." Li Qingming waved his hand in irritation again, "Bring the camera back to them."
After Ji's mother turned the camera back, Li Qingming nodded at a room full of corporate men: "I'm student X, Li Qingming. How much are you offering for a one-time signing bonus?"
