Qin Lin hadn't noticed anything unusual about Li Kai and was still signing the documents one by one.
Most of them were tedious paperwork required by company policy.
But suddenly, Qin Lin felt that something was off about one of the documents:
<A report on the cultivation research of a new type of rice at Qinglin Laboratory...>
It was clearly a research report on the new type of rice. Elder Brother Li must have written it.
The problem was that the report didn't list a single person who had taken part in the experiment—not even Elder Brother Li.
Why had he been given this document to sign?
"Elder Brother Li, this document isn't complete. I can't sign it!" Qin Lin said, pulling it out and handing it to Li Kai.
Li Kai saw the report and looked embarrassed. "Ah, it must have gotten mixed in with the other documents by mistake."
As he said it, he felt deeply frustrated.
Why was Young Brother Qin being so careful? Couldn't he just sign it?
That wasn't how things went in TV dramas. They always slipped some unimportant document into a stack of papers, and the company chairman never looked too closely.
Some trivial documents got signed, while important matters were decided at meetings.
TV dramas really were a pack of lies.
He'd actually believed that nonsense.
And damn it, did he have it easy?
That new rice variety was such a huge burden that he felt like it was going to leave him hunched over.
It was all thanks to the Special Soil, yet everyone now thought he was the one who'd pulled it off.
That was why he'd tried this little trick.
Once Young Brother Qin signed, he could add Qin Lin's name to the list of experiment participants.
After that,