My Hires Are All Useless

After his father's death, Lin Yuan takes over a tiny, failing company with only 3,200 yuan left in the account. Employees have fled, and relatives pressure him to sell the business for 30,000 yuan. Just before signing the deal, he notices a hidden talent in a food delivery rider. From that day on, he begins hiring people no one else wants: the rider becomes his operations manager, a stay‑at‑home mom becomes his procurement head, a socially anxious programmer becomes his system troubleshooter, and a retired teacher becomes his front‑line training officer. Everyone laughs at his madness—until a near‑loss order is barely saved by this team of so‑called misfits. But Lin Yuan soon realizes that his "Eye of the Bole" is no reward. Every hire adds a weight of responsibility; a wrong placement costs the company money; treating people as tools dims their gifts; and if he fails to restore their dignity, punishment strikes the boss first. Others see useless people. Lin Yuan sees people simply placed in the wrong position.