As an eighteenth-line martial arts stand-in, Su Ran's life creed is: as long as the money is in place, it doesn't matter if the hands or feet are broken (fake). Until a sky-high contract hit her in the face - a salary of 100,000 an hour, impersonating the legendary female CEO of the Huanyu Group, Qin Yi. Good news: With lots of money and few things to do, it's so easy to play the aloof Bingshan, and she's a good actress. Bad news: The real Mr. Qin fell into a coma in a car accident. She, the fake, has to face a group of company elders who are eyeing her and want to eat her alive, as well as a crazy handsome CEO of the company next door who treats her as an old enemy and thinks about how to bring her down every day. On the first day of work, looking at the crowd of people in the conference room, Su Ran's legs felt weak and she roared in her heart: Help! I can't understand a word of these PPTs! Faced with the challenge from Elder A, she showed no emotion: "Your plan is not even half as good as my grandma's." Faced with the provocation from Elder B, she looked sternly: "Isn't it because you are so fond of arguing that the construction site lacks you?" Facing the business bragging of Jiang Che, the handsome CEO next door, she sneered: "Instead of Mr. Jiang having time to care about me, why don't you pay more attention to your company's precarious stock price?" The whole company thought that after Mr. Qin became seriously ill, his words became more and more vicious, but his methods became more and more wild. Only Su Ran hugged her head in the villa every day and cried: I can't! I'm really just a martial artist! I rely solely on the "Quotations of the Overlord" I searched online to keep me going! Later, when the real Mr. Qin woke up, he fell into deep thought as he looked at the company that was prospering and had even reverse-acquired his rival.