Mu Qingzhi, a gold medal project manager in the modern workplace, died suddenly due to overwork, and her soul transmigrated into the most unfavored marriage princess of the Great Yan Dynasty. At the beginning, he is about to be sent to an enemy country to marry a "waste" prince Xiao Junhe who is rumored to be weak, crippled and suppressed. Faced with the start of this collapse, Mu Qingzhi discovered that the ancient palace was essentially a giant workplace, and what she had to do was to use her workplace skills and management thinking in her previous life to assist her cheap husband in the largest "company" from a place on the verge of "layoffs". As a predestined person, he overcame obstacles along the way, defeated the princeling (competition department), fought for the approval of the emperor (big boss), and won over the courtiers (colleagues). Finally, he won the "Jiangshan", the biggest project of the year, and achieved the ultimate KPI for both husband and wife to be "promoted" to become emperors and empresses.
Highlights: There is no golden finger. The heroine relies on hard-core "workplace" skills such as modern management, project promotion, crisis public relations, and human resources management to reduce the dimensionality of the ancient officialdom. She treats crisis events such as marriage and heirloom as one project at a time. The plot emphasizes the use of wisdom and teamwork to solve problems. The team-loving element is reflected in the heroine's ability and charisma, attracting a series of "colleagues" and "leaders" including the hero, brother-in-law, queen mother, general, etc. To become her career fans and loyal allies.
