Su Nuonuo is the kind of "innocent little white flower" who speaks with a soft voice and will run after any flying dandelions. In order to help her best friend recover the plagiarized jewelry design draft, she accidentally rushed into the annual ceremony of the top technology company "Yunjing Group" with a canvas bag filled with "tricky envelopes that bounced confetti" and "stuffed ducks that screamed when pressed". In the chaos, she mistook Lu Jinghan, the CEO of the group with a cold demeanor and neat suit, as a "shady assistant" who helped his opponent steal manuscripts. Not only did she stuff the stuffed duck into the inner pocket of his suit in public, but she also knocked over the three-story custom-made champagne tower while pulling it. The six-figure worth of champagne was mixed with ice and dripped down Lu Jinghan's expensive cufflinks, making him look like he had just been fished out of a "champagne pool." This "catastrophic" mistake made the two of them at odds, but Lu Jinghan stared at her red eyes, said "compensate for the loss" with a cold face, and forced Su Nuonuo to stay in the president's office as the "exclusive trouble-making assistant". From then on, Yunjing Group's daily life completely went astray: she made coffee for Lu Jinghan and mistakenly mistook a salt shaker for a sugar shaker, which made the boss drink the "salty to the point of frowning" emoji; she helped Lu Jinghan organize documents and accidentally put cat stickers all over important contracts, making the partners tremble with laughter during the meeting; even when Lu Jinghan was on a business trip, she would forget to bring her suitcase and squat in the airport lobby holding her own rabbit doll, feeling aggrieved. But no one knew that Lu Jinghan seemed to be "making things difficult", but in fact, he had already been poked into his weakness by this girl who was always getting into trouble but was cute to the core - he would quietly pick out the coriander that she was afraid of on the dinner plate, and when she was being discussed by employees, he would protect her behind him and scold her, "I