Su Wan, a frightened public relations director in the industry, can pull a company on the verge of bankruptcy back from the brink of public opinion, and can also clear a celebrity with scandals overnight. She believes in data, logic and strategy, and firmly believes that there is no "mine" in the world that cannot be dismantled.
Until she met the biggest "thunder" in her life - her mother-in-law, Lin Peilan, a retired professor of classical literature.
Professor Lin quotes classics and makes every move in his conversation; Su Wan sees tricks and treats family conflicts as a public relations crisis. When the queen of modern public relations meets the "gangster" of traditional culture, a family war that revolves around "will you drink this bowl of Shiquandabu soup today" and "why haven't you given birth to a child yet" has officially begun.
Husband Gu Mingzhe, a programmer who tried to use code logic to understand the war between two women, shivered under the gunfire and tried hard to maintain the stability of the family "server".
This is a war without gunpowder and a ridiculous symphony of urban life. See how Su Wan uses the Thirty-six Stratagems of Public Relations to battle wits and courage with her "hard-core" mother-in-law, and finally find the best balance between family, career and self.
