Ning You, VP of Wall Street's top investment bank, is known as the "Queen of Mergers and Acquisitions". She is best at using exquisite PPTs and cold numbers to dismantle and annex century-old brands. Her life creed is: There is no problem that data cannot solve, and feelings are worthless. Until her father, whom she had not contacted for ten years, passed away and left her a... Soy sauce factory. And, nine figures in debt. Good news: She inherited hundreds of millions of dollars. Bad news: It's negative equity. Moreover, a group of senior chefs with an average age of 58 in the soy sauce factory, who hold "ancestral secret recipes", looked at her like a prodigal daughter. Master A: "Does the little girl know what 'Chunqu Qiu You' is? She only knows KPI!" Master B: "Our sauce is for eating, not for making reports!" Ning You looked at the sauce vat that was said to be older than her grandfather, and calmly pushed up her gold-rimmed glasses. Okay, don't you just start from scratch? No, it starts with a negative number. She rolled up the sleeves of her Hermès shirt and plunged into the sauce vat... No, it was market research. While everyone was waiting to see this joke from the Wall Street elite: She used a financial model to accurately calculate the optimal fermentation cycle, and quantified the old chef's "feeling" into a gold standard. She used Internet marketing thinking to turn the shabby "XX brand soy sauce" into a new national trend, and the joint model sold out of stock. She used the connections and methods of an investment bank to reverse-acquire the competitor that was the most aggressive in pressing for debt. Jiang Che, the upstart business man who once predicted that she would go bankrupt within three months, stopped her at the celebration banquet with dark eyes: "Mr. Ning,
