Is Hugh's Hunting Ground too disappointing?

In last week's preview of domestic new drama, Hunting Field was solemnly introduced.

Jiang Wei, who directed Latent, is a director and screenwriter, and Hugh is a male.

No matter from Hugh's film selection level or Jiang Wei's ability to control, this drama should be very stable.

To put it simply, employment agencies help unemployed people find jobs, and headhunters help people with good jobs find better jobs, especially high-end people.

In the headhunting mall, fight with wits.

However, in the beginning (2008), Qiudong Zheng (Hugh) was just a newly graduated social newcomer who opened his own employment agency and became the boss.

However, the business of this institution can only be described as miserable.

Fortunately, Qiudong Zheng also has extraordinary skills and eloquence.

With his eloquence, Qiudong Zheng is often invited by big companies to give speeches like chicken blood, which always makes the employees under the stage enthusiastic and high-spirited.

Even the promotion of the opening of the new store, Qiudong Zheng is willing to do.

His dream is simple: to buy a big house of 100 square meter in Beijing.

Unexpectedly, in order to make money, Qiudong Zheng mistakenly entered a pyramid scheme and was arrested and imprisoned.

The play tells the story of Qiudong Zheng's return to society through headhunting after he was released from prison.