It's Juice, Not Coffee

Wang Ke, who graduated from university, can choose to work abroad in Africa. Here she has gone through hardships and continued to grow. Because of a blind date, she got acquainted with Gao Qingsen, the financial director of Northern Construction, the largest Chinese company in Ethiopia, a sinister man with a cold face, but in fact, he was a joke. Beijian, where Gao Qingsen works, is Wang Ke's biggest "party A's father". Even if he is tired of it, Wang Ke has to give in and talk about "whoever believes in Gao will live forever". Gao Qingsen is good at calculations, and he always makes mistakes when doing things. Africa is not easy. It faces many challenges every day. People stationed abroad are constantly working hard and struggling back and forth with courts, tax bureaus, customs, banks, etc. Emotions in Africa are even more difficult. If you don't pay attention, they will be stillborn due to frequent separations, leaving jobs, and changing countries. Wang Ke is thinking, what is the purpose of coming to Africa? Of course it's for the money, but is it just for the money?