Introduction

‧War of the Office. We step into the position of the general manager of an electronic commerce company, Michaeda and Prada fight against each other overtly and covertly through slanderous emails that fly around the office, creating a state of continued turmoil. At the same time, a virus camouflages itself among the slanderous emails, sneaks into the company network and infects the entire system. Who is the cause of the mounting unrest? Who is behind the conspiracy, and why? Along with the rules, strategies and tactics of developing a business, War of the Office presents readers with fanciful, innovative ideas as well as highly intriguing mysteries. It's a must-see, especially for anyone who works in the business world! ‧The Drunk Driving Company. Let's think about it: How do you start a company? Do you start with good management? Do you cut overhead costs? Or do you launch a creative marketing campaign? This work of mystery, mixed with dark humor and crime, will keep you guessing and teach you how. ‧The Whistle-blower. While only using about six thousand Chinese words, the author reveals the danger caused by a commercial spy. The story's characters will have to handle the volatile crisis within time constraints and crack the inconceivable mysteries. ‧The Rainy Season Diaries. This work of mystery, written in a diary format, will make you slack-jawed in the last line. ‧The Missing VIP. This work is best described as a spy and mystery fiction. It is about a missing person case from 20 years ago. It is a locked-room mystery which is going to be solved by a brainy, armchair detective.