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Dragon Boat Layoff: I Invented the Super Quantum Satellite
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In the urban workplace, He Longtian and Li Zeng face an unexpected layoff crisis and accidentally invent a super quantum satellite, embarking on a thrilling journey of counterattack and revenge. From laid-off employees to tech tycoons, their story is full of twists and passion, making it a popular hit among urban short dramas.
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