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• Counterattack
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  In the opening scene, Mason Lane, an experienced technician, is on the verge of retirement. He imparts wisdom to his student, Jack Perez, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the factory's machinery. However, Jack, overconfident in his abilities, dismisses Mason's advice, setting the stage for a series of machine failures that will plague the factory. Meanwhile, Mason joins Volt Tech, where his expertise quickly resolves long-standing technical issues, earning him the trust of the company's owner. In contrast, Kane Tech, under Jack's mismanagement, begins a downward spiral, culminating in bankruptcy. The subtitles hint at additional drama, with a character named Li Ming being urged to leave before a machine can be repaired, suggesting a tense work environment and potential for conflict. The narrative unfolds with a backdrop of corporate rivalry and personal growth, as Mason's legacy and Jack's hubris shape the fate of two competing companies.
• Ep. 2
  Mason Lane, a seasoned mechanic, imparts his wisdom to his student Jack Perez, urging him to repair the machines at the factory before retiring. Ignoring Mason's advice, Jack's negligence leads to a series of machine breakdowns. Post-retirement, Mason joins Volt Tech, where he swiftly gains the trust of the business owner by resolving longstanding technical issues. In contrast, Kane Tech, under Jack's poor management, crumbles and eventually succumbs to bankruptcy.
• Ep. 3
  Mason Lane, a seasoned engineer on the verge of retirement, shares his wisdom with his protégé, Jack Perez, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the machines at their factory. Despite Mason's advice, Jack, confident in his own abilities, dismisses the warnings. After Mason's retirement, he joins Volt Tech, where his expertise quickly resolves long-standing technical issues, earning him the trust of the company's owner. Meanwhile, Jack's negligence leads to a series of machine breakdowns at Kane Tech, ultimately causing the company to crumble and go bankrupt. In a subplot, a character named Li Ming confronts Mason, dismissing his advice and refusing his help, highlighting the tension and the clash of old and new methodologies in the world of engineering.
• Ep. 4
  Mason Lane, a seasoned engineer, is on the verge of retirement. He imparts crucial advice to his protégé, Jack Perez, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the factory's machinery. However, Jack, overconfident in his abilities, dismisses Mason's warnings. Post-retirement, Mason joins Volt Tech, where his expertise swiftly resolves chronic technical issues, winning the trust of the company's owner. In contrast, Jack's negligence leads to a cascade of machine failures at Kane Tech, culminating in the company's bankruptcy. Meanwhile, Mason's family struggles with financial constraints due to their son's divorce and the looming cost of their grandson's education, prompting them to consider alternative income sources despite Mason's advanced age and retirement.
• Ep. 5
  In the bustling factory, seasoned engineer Mason Lane, on the eve of his retirement, imparts crucial advice to his protégé, Jack Perez, emphasizing the importance of machine maintenance. Ignoring Mason's wisdom, Jack's negligence leads to a cascade of mechanical failures, causing chaos and financial strain. Meanwhile, Mason's expertise finds a new home at Volt Tech, where he swiftly resolves persistent technical dilemmas, earning the company's trust and propelling its success. As Kane Tech succumbs to bankruptcy under Jack's mismanagement, the factory floor becomes a battleground of broken dreams and shattered machinery, with each smoking wreck a testament to the ignored wisdom of a retiring master.

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