On a "stormy day" in Star City, in order to earn dialysis fees for her grandma, the delivery boy Lin Xiaoxia rode a small e-donkey that was about to fall apart to take orders frantically. However, she staged a "shocking collision" at the entrance of the Cloud Building - she buckled the freshly cooked snail noodles on the haute couture suit of Gu Yan, the president of the Cloud Group. I thought it would be a "lost to bankruptcy" start of social life, but I didn't expect that Gu Yan was worrying about the newly developed navigation system: the data was all "paper talk" and was far from the actual road conditions. Lin Xiaoxia's "living map" skill of running all over the city happened to be the key to breaking the game. From "compensating enemies in suits" to "part-time testing partner", Lin Xiaoxia used her working-class tenacity and down-to-earth wisdom to not only help Gu Yan fix the navigation system, but also melted his iceberg shell; Gu Yan also found the warmth outside of business in the process of protecting Lin Xiaoxia. This is a story about "a low-level deliveryman counterattacks the workplace" and "a cold-blooded CEO learns to love". It has both the human reality of "resonance with workers", the sweetness and warmth of "running in both directions", and the passionate power of "ordinary people can shine".
