"Zhou Xiao, an emotional blogger with five million fans, never dreamed that he would fall into the hands of a tech CEO with a misogynist phobia.
A heavy rain caused Zhou Xiao, a vicious internet celebrity, to accidentally enter Singularity Technology and bump into Lu Jinnian, the president of Bingshan, who was scolding senior executives. When she discovered that this elite man, known as the "tyrant of the AI industry", would be so nervous that he would shut down when in close contact with women, his occupational disease suddenly broke out: "Sir, you have advanced straight male cancer!" "
Unexpectedly, three days later, Lu Jinnian came to the door with a sky-high contract: "The company's AI is involved in a sex discrimination scandal, and I need someone who best understands female psychology. "Zhou Xiao wanted to refuse, but was stunned by the other party's proposal of "complete creative freedom + triple salary".
After joining the company, she discovered:
• The popular post on the company's anonymous forum "Why should that Internet celebrity be the director" has read more than 100,000 times
• The devil in the marketing department tries her best to make her wear small shoes every day
• And Lu Jinnian actually secretly collects every episode of her live broadcast? !
When Zhou Xiao accidentally encountered Lu Jinnian having a social phobia against a female client, the occupational disease broke out again: "Mr. Lu, your symptoms need to be cured - how about we do an experiment?" "
As a result, the whole company witnessed a magical scene: the venomous blogger took the misogynistic CEO to a female-oriented variety show, visited a beauty live broadcast studio, and even attended a tea party with besties...
Until a competitor exposed Lu Jinnian's "misogyny" scandal, Zhou Xiao slammed the table during the live broadcast and said, "My Mr. Lu is not misogynistic, but a severe case of social fear!" "At the moment when the whole internet was going crazy, she suddenly realized - Oops, I must have fallen in love with this program bug, right?
