Jiang Wanzhou is known as the "iceberg beauty in the industry" or the "King of Hell". At the age of 28, he was appointed to serve as the president of Wanzhou Group, a family business on the verge of bankruptcy. The good news is that she finally got her dream spot. The bad news is that this "evening boat" is not only leaking from all sides, but also being watched by jackals, tigers and leopards from all walks of life, ready to eat at any time. Externally, peer competition is fierce, and rumors of hostile takeovers are rampant; internally, the old directors are relying on their old age, and the employees are distracted, waiting to see her "airborne soldier" joke. Every day when he wakes up, Jiang Wanzhou feels that he is not being a president, but playing a "hell-level difficulty" business survival game. Other people's CEOs are strategists and have great success; hers is a hands-on CEO who works overtime until he is bald and has to be careful of stabbing people in the back. She used the most drastic means to eliminate redundant employees, used the most precise and ruthless vision to adjust her strategy, and used the most powerful posture to deal with the capital giants who were trying to devour Wan Zhou. Some say she is ruthless and inhumane; some say she is ruthless and an out-and-out devil. Jiang Wanzhou just smiled contemptuously: "If you can save the company, why not be a devil?" However, just when she thought she was strong enough to deal with everything, a man named Lu Yan quietly broke into her world like a gentle and dangerous undercurrent. He can be her strongest ally, shielding her from open and covert attacks; he can also be her deadliest opponent, catching her off guard on the commercial battlefield. While Jiang Wanzhou suspected his purpose of approaching him,
