Fired? Then I'll Take the $8.8 Billion Deal

Victor has been the backbone of Evercrest Group for eight years. He is a seasoned veteran who built the Riverside Project from the ground up, his expertise making him the ultimate right-hand man for the company. He believed in loyalty and hard work, until the night the project won its massive bid. Instead of celebrating his success, his boss, Arthur, maliciously fires him. To make matters worse, his own apprentice, Howard, steals all the credit for Victor's hard work, and his girlfriend, Vivian, turns her back on him and walks away without a second glance. They all believe Victor is a good-for-nothing who is now outnumbered and outgunned. What they fail to realize is that the real lifeline of the project—the exclusive core technology authorization—is held in Victor's hands alone. When he decides to start his own firm from scratch, Arthur's iron web of suppression quietly closes in. Arthur begins smearing his reputation and trying to sabotage every move he makes. He is counting on Victor being just a fly-by-night firm that will crumble under the pressure of a corporate giant. The former colleagues who mocked Victor are absolutely certain he will fail and come crawling back. But Victor is done being kept in the dark. Armed with the secret that makes the entire project work, he takes the $8.8 billion deal with him and walks out the door. Partnering with Eternity Design Studio, he begins to counter every single move Arthur throws at him. What follows is a high-stakes battle of wits, power, and survival. Victor is determined to show the entire industry that he is no small fry. He is ready to settle scores with everyone who betrayed him—proving once and for all that the tables have truly turned.