Lin Xia, a 4A rookie, joined Jiguang Media. She just came across a ten-year proposal file thrown by "devil team leader" Zhou Jin. She turned around and used Python to find data loopholes and kill her boss. Party A asked for "10 versions of creativity in one hour", so she relied on AI templates and TikTok memes. She even won the annual award with the "Party A's Transformation Guide" emoticon package - it turned out that the difficulty was actually a group stress test.
She was promoted to senior planner, and she took over L'Oréal: despite the "senile aesthetics" question, she launched a Dunhuang Feitian pop-up store that attracted tens of millions of live broadcasts, with sales soaring by 300%, and used blockchain to lock out plagiarism. After being promoted to creative director, she pretended to cooperate with senior executives in money laundering, but used data visualization to overturn the chain of corruption at the annual meeting and exposed the HR director's short-selling conspiracy.
At the Cannes Advertising Festival, faced with the ridicule that "Chinese advertising only knows how to copy", she won the grand prize with her "AI + intangible cultural heritage" Moutai proposal, only to find out that the judge had a crush on her in college. When WPP wanted to acquire it, she engaged in "democratization of advertising", attracted millions of users' UGC works in three months, and counterattacked to become the CEO of the group.
There is no female competition here, only the sister group uses Zhen Huan body to write schedules and play Werewolf Proposal; there is no love brain, only the code love chatting with the CTO on GitHub, and there are also advertising secrets hidden in each chapter. Lin Xia used her counterattack to prove that the pinnacle of a woman's career is never to kneel down and lick her client's side, but to become a queen by relying on her professionalism.
