Su Yanjia, an urban woman in her thirties, has a remarried husband and a rebellious daughter. She is the only "Chinese female executive" promoted in a foreign company in her career. Family, friendship and love go hand in hand. Accompanied by the failure of her best friend Qin Xiaofu to start a business and the turmoil in her subordinate Wang Yueran's family, small groups meet like rivers and each face problems such as career, parent-child, marriage, and dreams. Su Yanjia is known for her humor and self-deprecation, and skillfully resolves workplace infighting and family disputes - constantly evolving between self-questioning and recognition. The three-volume story covers workplace ups and downs, entrepreneurial ups and downs, and the tug-of-war between family and love. Through multi-line narratives, intertwined light comedy scenes, and unconventional reversals, it shows the spiritual transformation of contemporary women from "being expected" to "being themselves." In the end, everyone understood that "growth is not about becoming the best you in the eyes of others, but about accepting your true self."
