The Legendary Shadow Swordsman

ng bouquet of possibilities. Thousands of companies competed to offer him positions, bestowing honors upon his shi

ispered his superior. Ji-hoon, a respected assistan

oshi!" he exclaime

ars had flown by since he first entered the treasure trove of this company. Wearines

esieged by job seekers. The towering salary and the position as a giant in South

e. He yearned for a new job that did not involve constant presence in front of a computer screen. With fiery determination

alized that it was rare for a company to loosen its purse strings that much for an employee.

e the monthly payroll. The employees' wages were tra

ns, ranging from tens of millions of won to just a few milli

is month, he earned ten million won as a basic sala

perior's office. He wanted to deliver his

's something I would like to di

"Please, have a seat,

der sibling. Ji-hoon and his superior were inseparable and close. Moreover, it was his

have something important to say." From his demeanor, it w

h to part ways with this company," he said while handi

re to leave. Many people aspired to positions within the company, but only one or two succeeded,

fident that Ji-hoon was grappling with issues in his

at all, seonsaengn

confused the superior about the

dequate? If that's the issue, just say so. I can

stant. Every task assigned to Ji-hoon was always accomplished with excellence, and finding a replacement of hi

job. You know I have a problem with my eyesight. Working in front

on the blackboard. As a result, his academic performance often suffered. If his vision had not been so poo

-hoon's visual impairment. Previously, he had suggested that Ji-hoon wear glas

ave given me, seonsaengnim. I truly ap

any surged within his heart. However, his superior quickly stopped him. He did not want to lose a tal

ed as he closed the door

as a leader, but that was merely his personal sentiment. For a worker, pers

acement for Ji-hoon, but there would be no one as capable as Ji-hoon in fulfil

his assistant eased his workload sufficiently. The new assistant was a woman with n

m nature. Serenity was the primary key for a skilled work

mistakes. As time passed, her performance improved, and the number of errors

t stayed, the more proficient she would become in completing her duties

, there were people with varying skills and different goals. Ji-hoon had becom