The heroine Qiao Buzheng, an ordinary white-collar worker who is addicted to maze fighting dramas, joins a company that has a glamorous appearance but is full of factions internally. She regards the office as a harem, her colleagues as concubines, her boss as an emperor, and workplace conflicts into harem battles. Faced with the marketing director who was as arrogant as "Hua Fei", the HR manager who was smiling like a "Queen", and "promised" "nobles" from all walks of life, Qiao used every trick and skill to use the thirty-six tactics of palace fighting such as "killing someone with a borrowed knife", "retreating to advance", and "bitter flesh tactic". She did not rely on golden fingers, but relied on the "dragon-slaying skills" and meticulous observation skills she learned from TV series. In an office full of "little masters" and "empresses", she went from being a "little palace maid" to being manipulated by others, making funny counterattacks, and finally attracted the attention of the "emperor" - the Buddhist general manager who just wanted to lie down and fish.
