Gu Mian arrived at the foot of the employee apartment building, drawing on his memory. The complex, built about five or six years ago, was neither old nor new. Due to its poor location, few people lived there, and property prices were somewhat low.
Most of their company's workers were from out of town. Consequently, the boss had bought dozens of adjacent properties in the complex to serve as employee apartments, thereby attracting prospective employees.
But even these slightly lower-priced apartments were far better than the employee dormitories offered by other companies. Most employee dormitories were just that—dorms, with bunk beds or a loft bed over a desk. Having a room to oneself was a luxury.
One could only say that this boss was young and had not yet fully grasped the system of exploitation in contemporary society...
