In front of the fish stall in the market, Lin Xiaoman grabbed the collar of Lu Chenzhou's expensive suit with his scaly hands, and argued with this cold-faced bully over a fish bucket incident. The Lu Group vigorously promoted demolition and acquisition. She used live broadcast footage to record the fireworks in the wet market, which unexpectedly set off a wave of public opinion. She was also forced to step into the "consultant-for-retention rights" gamble set up by Lu Chenzhou.
In the office, the girl in rubber shoes amazed everyone with her ancestral seafood preservation tips; late at night, her stomach-warming secret recipe revealed the childhood scars of the fishing village tattoo on Lu Chenzhou's back. The conspiracy of the marriage partner, the siege of the family, and the paranoia of the bamboo horse stir up a pool of spring water. Kidnapping and rescue, amnesia and the truth, substitutes and preferences, constantly impact the relationship between the two in the whirlpool of business war.
When the past events of the fishing village surfaced, and when the identity reversal broke all perceptions, Lin Xiaoman refused to inherit the Lu family and chose to fight side by side with Lu Chenzhou as an independent entrepreneur. The wisdom of the vegetable market collides with the business world, the mysophobic CEO catches fish for her with his bare hands, and the grassroots girl uses seafood metaphors to save the day in court. From a crisis-ridden shopping mall to a fish stall full of fireworks, this encounter that began with a misunderstanding will eventually blossom into the most touching flower of love in two-way redemption.
Not bad, not bad, keep chasing!