As the youngest and most promising psychological evaluator in the industry, Shu Nian has never encountered a "perfect" patient like Fu Shenyan in his career. He is a feared "tyrant" in the business world, the embodiment of control, and a living master of time management. His personal assistant manual is 300 pages thick, and there are strict regulations on what time to drink water, the angle of the documents is accurate to the millimeter, and even the number of windsor knot folds in the tie. The family elders turned their heads with worry and spent eight figures, just asking Shu Nian to provide the heir with a "mental health" assessment report so that everyone could stop talking. On Shu Nian's first day at work, Fu Shenyan handed her a copy of the "Code for Temporary Employees." Rule 1: No unnecessary emotional connection with the employer is allowed. Article 2 of the Code: It is forbidden to pry into the employer's privacy, and the scope of evaluation is limited to what I allow. … Rule 108: Keep smiling, but don't make me feel hypocritical. Shu Nian: ... Okay boss, no problem boss. At first, he thought she was just a meek and obedient person who got paid to do things. He told her to go east, but she would never go west; he told her to shut up, and she was as quiet as a chicken. Until a certain key negotiation, he suffered an anxiety attack and almost lost control in the conference room. When everyone was trembling, only Shu Nian calmly handed over a glass of lemonade of just the right temperature and said in a voice that only the two of them could hear: "Mr. Fu, the pen on the table has scratches on the cap. Is it from the accident three years ago? Don't be afraid. This time is different from last time. You can control everything now." In an instant, all his armor fell apart.
