Su Wanwan worked as the assistant of top-ranking Lu Shen for three years.
In the eyes of the outside world, she is a doormat who cannot fight back, a vampire in the mouth of fans, and the humble secret admirer who "loves Lu Shen terribly".
No one knows that her true identity is the hidden boss of Stanford Business School. In the past three years, while ironing his suits, making coffee, and cleaning up all the messes, she treated him as a perfect sample and completed the field research paper titled "Quantitative Research on the Emotional Value of Sample A."
On the day she resigned, she posted on Weibo: "Fuck love, I want to make money."
Three hours later, Lu Shen liked it, unfollowed all female celebrities, and posted her archived interview photos on hot searches.
That night, he blocked her apartment downstairs, his eyes red:
"You're missing a risk and not assessing it - what if I don't agree that the game is over?"
She thought it was a one-sided observation.
But he started writing down everything about her in her language three years ago.
——Until she discovered that in his handwritten "emotional account access record", the conclusion in the last line was:
"It is recommended to hold it permanently and there is no exit mechanism."
This is not a top-notch wife-chasing drama.
This is the story of a woman who believes that everything can be quantified, and is trapped for a lifetime by the data she collected by herself.
——It turns out that the most advanced romance is when I use the rules you set to win your heart.
