A 32-year-old director in the mergers and acquisitions division of a top modern investment bank, she was known for “precisely dissecting complex situations” and “using data to tip the balance of interests.” Skilled in financial analysis, strategic planning, and negotiation, she was so composed she seemed almost entirely rational, yet concealed an unwavering obsession with realizing value. After transmigrating, she became Lin Cairen, a low-ranking concubine to the Seventh Prince Gao Che of the Great Jing dynasty. The original Lin Cairen was the daughter of a disgraced Revenue Minister, forced into the prince's residence. Timid by nature, she was tormented by the servants and died in shock after being falsely accused of theft. Lin Yan's soul transmigrated into her body.
