What Xu Qinghuan hates most in his life is the word "successor". She just wants to be a Buddhist lady, drink afternoon tea, raise cats, and take care of her little investment business. Unexpectedly, something unexpected happened, and her father, who dominated the shopping mall, actually passed away, leaving behind a crumbling business empire. Overnight, the Xu Group was in turmoil, with high-level infighting and rivals eyeing it. Everyone was waiting to see how she, a "flower vase" lady who only knew how to spend money, would sail the giant ship of the Xu family into the abyss. She? Vase? Xu Qinghuan sneered. She has no system, no super powers, and no rebirth script. All she has is the hard-core knowledge she got from a top business school, the iron-fisted methods cultivated by her family since childhood, and... The long string of numbers in her bank card, and the determination in her bones to never admit defeat. "Oh, it's just playing a large-scale business simulation game." She said to her secretary lightly. So, under the shocked eyes of everyone, Xu Qinghuan changed his usual lazy style and airborne the Xu family resolutely. In meetings, she pointed out problems to the point; in negotiations, she was decisive and decisive in deterring her opponents; in layoffs, she showed no mercy in optimizing the structure. Shareholders who used to wait for a good show are now trembling with fear, fearing that they will be kicked out by the newly appointed "Mr. Xu" if they are not careful. And those competitors who had laughed at her gradually discovered that this Mr. Xu was far more difficult to deal with than they imagined! Secretary Xiao Li is teetering on the edge of collapse every day: "Mr. Xu, can you stop treating the company as your personal gym?
