Jiang Yue, a name that sounds cold and sharp, just like her. Three years ago, she was a "flower vase" that was ridiculed by everyone in the business world. She was marginalized by her family and parachuted into a subsidiary that was on the verge of bankruptcy. Everyone was waiting to see her laugh. Good news? She could finally get rid of those hypocritical entertainments and do something practical. Bad news? There are only three digits left in the company's books, and employee morale is low. And she, a "young lady" who was thrust into a wealthy family just after graduation and has no practical experience, wants to turn the tide? What an international joke! The shareholders looked at her like they were looking at a joke that could go bankrupt at any time. Competitors were waiting to devour this piece of fat, and some even opened bets privately on how long she could last. Jiang Yue just smiled faintly and rolled up her sleeves, revealing her hands with clear knuckles that had been holding pens all year round. Who says flowers of thorns cannot grow in a vase? She has no system, no space, and no billions of inheritance falling from the sky. All she has is a head that never admits defeat and an ambition that has been suppressed by her family for many years. She only sleeps for four hours a day, reading financial reports, going to the market, poaching talents, and pulling a mess out of the quagmire. She used one set after another of jaw-dropping business plans to silence the old foxes who once laughed at her. She used vigorous and resolute methods to clean up the bugs within the company and let those employees who were dawdling pack up and leave. She uses precise and ruthless negotiation skills to steal market share from her opponents. Three years later, when she stood on the stage at the bell-ringing ceremony for the IPO, under the spotlight, she was still as cold as ever.
