“Neste grande tempo de mudanças e oportunidades, cada passo que você der para frente pode ser a criação de uma nova história!” “Junte-se a mim e mostre àqueles que te rejeitaram o quanto eles foram cegos e incapazes de reconhecer seu valor!” Naquele ano, por mais que procurasse no mercado de trabalho de Yanjing, Zhang Yang, sem um tostão no bolso e apenas com o diploma do ensino médio, não conseguia encontrar emprego algum. Indignado, ele resolveu montar sua própria barraca de recrutamento, com a intenção de provocar aqueles que o haviam recusado! Mas... ele não esperava que o mundo inteiro acabaria ficando surpreso com sua atitude!
Chapter 1: Life Like Wild Grass
June 12, 2005.
Yanjing.
The job fair was bustling with voices.
Zhang Yang chewed on some crispy noodles, squatting like a lackey in a neglected corner.
He narrowed his eyes, glancing at the row of recruitment booths beside him.
Though it was already lunchtime, the campus job fair was still crowded with people coming and going.
His gaze fixed on three gaming companies.
“Terra Network,” “Shengteng Network,” and “Mustang Network”!
In front of these three booths, throngs of people lined up, nervously rehearsing their self-introductions.
These three were among the top three gaming giants in Huaxia…
Zhang Yang watched the HR representatives behind the booths, their smiles as gentle as spring breezes.
Then he lowered his head, staring at the creased resumes taped with transparent glue.
He took a deep breath.
Suddenly, a sense of frustration welled up.
He wanted to curse.
“Hello, you have some insights into the gaming industry. We look forward to working with you. Please go home; we will contact you anytime…”
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“Hello, we don’t place much emphasis on academic background; it’s just a stepping stone. For narrative design, personal storytelling ability matters more. But given your situation, we will seriously consider it. We hope to cooperate…”
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“Hello…”
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Zhang Yang recalled the expressions of those people when they spoke to him.
At that time, he had earnestly approached their booths, confidently presenting h