Synopsis of Reborn: I Blew Up the CEO Industrial Complex:
In her previous life, Su Wan was the quintessential “foil” in a domineering CEO novel. The top-tier CEO used her to make his cherished first love jealous, the middle-tier CEO drained her family fortune with his “forced love” routine, and even the low-tier upstart CEO could ruin her life with a line like, “Woman, you’ve caught my attention.” In the end, she was chewed up and spat out by the so-called “CEO industrial complex,” a disposable pawn in a game of capital.
When she opened her eyes, she was back at eighteen, right at the point when all the “CEO scripts” were about to begin.
Looking at the top-tier CEO before her, holding a cup of coffee and sneering, “This cup costs 500,000. Do you think you deserve it?” Su Wan smiled.
Her memories of her previous life were her weapon. She knew all the tricks these CEOs relied on to survive: business traps disguised as devotion, legal loopholes used to force compliance, and fake personas polished by public opinion…
“500,000?” Su Wan flung the coffee onto his custom-made suit. “How about we find out what the evidence of you embezzling company funds to support your cherished first love is worth?”
From that day on, Su Wan followed her counterplay script, planning every step:
She exposed the shell company of the “heir to a trillion-yuan fortune,” forcing him to hawk his family’s heirloom jade pendant in public to pay off loan sharks;
She revealed that the “cold CEO” relied on psychological manipulation of his employees to maintain his authority, forcing him to sign up for a crash course in Employee Relations Management overnight;
She even joined forces with the “cherished first loves,” “substitutes,” and “disposable pawns” who had been swindled by CEOs to form the “Anti-CEO Alliance.”
They stripped away the CEOs’ gold plating and tore apart the “dominant aura” filters capital had custom-made for them, exposing the arrogance and stupidity hidden behind their “domineering” ways
