Previous life: She was the youngest vice president of an international investment bank and was proficient in mergers and acquisitions, venture capital, and macro policy analysis. He died suddenly due to overwork on the eve of completing a cross-border merger that could change the industry structure.
This life: She is the concubine of the Su family in the south of the Yangtze River, and her family is backward. She took the name of her deceased brother "Su Nian" and disguised herself as a man and entered the Yongning Marquis Mansion to become an apprentice in the accountant's office.
Su Niannian has the mindset of "financializing" all resources, viewing interpersonal relationships as "balance sheets," viewing power struggles as "merger and acquisition negotiations," and national governance as "macroeconomic control." This is not just a woman's counterattack, but also a "systematic upgrade of modern financial civilization to ancient farming civilization." Su Niannian's success proves that real power comes from the ability to create value, distribute value, and control the flow of value. She needs no attachment because she herself is the source of value.