Bai Ge, 23 years old, graduated from an ordinary financial school in China. Finance is in a mess and he can't even understand the K-line. In order to raise medical expenses for her mother, she accidentally joined a top hedge fund on Wall Street - she was the only intern in the whole group, a woman, and someone with a non-Ivy League background.
The boss, nicknamed "Shark", said in front of the whole team on the first day: "I'll give you two weeks to prove that you are not just wasting time." Bai Ge cried in the toilet for ten minutes, wiped his tears and returned to his work station.
What's even more devastating is that she bumped into her first high school love Li Yu here - the boy who said "I will always wait for you" back then. Now he is wearing suits and ties, surrounded by executives, pretending not to know her.
Bai Ge has been humiliated in public, reported anonymously, and "slept on" by rumors. She learned to fight on the trading floor and to get back up after a late-night breakdown.
Five years later, the media called her the "Queen of Wall Street." But she knows that the real battlefield is never in the K-line chart, but in every moment when "Why are you?" Is questioned.
This is not a cheating story, it is a story about an ordinary girl walking to the throne on broken glass.
