Lin Xue, 52, spent the first half of her life as a "perfect mother" that everyone envied. On the night when her daughter was admitted to Peking University, she announced in public that she would abandon her studies and go abroad, and her husband subsequently handed over a divorce agreement. Overnight, the "perfect life" she had built throughout her life completely collapsed.
With nothing, she broke into the city's most prestigious Internet company and said to the young CEO: "I haven't worked for twenty years, but if I can get my daughter into Peking University in three years, I can save your dying project in three months."
From then on, she moved the "Chicken Baby Art of War" into the workplace: using the "Error Book" to review bugs, using the "Parent Meeting" mode to report, and using the "Senior Year Sprint Plan" to manage progress. The young subordinates went from fearing and resisting to discovering that this "tyrant" boss could really lead them to victory. And in her collision with the post-95 generation, she gradually saw clearly the shackles she had put on her daughter.
This is a two-way rescue between a mother and a newcomer in the workplace. It is also a second life won for herself by a woman with a steely will and a soft heart on the ruins of life. When "being a mother means being strong" turns into "fighting for yourself", her battlefield has just begun.
