Chen Sisi, twenty-eight years old, a conscientious social worker, is an "ordinary" young woman in the blind date market. On the Nth blind date, the "elite man" opposite pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses and summarized her in a KPI-evaluating tone: "Ms. Chen, you are a nice person, but your family background is average and you cannot provide any help for my future. To put it bluntly, you are a drag." Chen Sisi took a deep breath, paid the bill with a smile, and then elegantly poured coffee on his "expensive-looking" shirt. Turning back to the cubicle, she decided to focus on her career and stay away from "junk stocks." Unexpectedly, Jiang Yi, the most inconspicuous potential stock in the company, the head of the technology department, silently handed her a cup of hot milk tea. "Don't be angry, that kind of person is not worthy of you." Later, this man not only helped her repair her computer, but also repaired her disappointment in love. They changed from colleagues to comrades-in-arms, from comrades-in-arms to lovers, and from lovers to family members. The two of them stayed in a small rental house, planning for the future together, working overtime together, and saving money together. From an A4 paper full of plans to a red property certificate; from the fatigue of squeezing the subway to the joy of owning the first car. Their days are ordinary but sparkling. Three years later, at the company's annual meeting, Chen Sisi held her arm with Jiang Yi, who was now the department director, and happened to meet the "elite man" who was her former blind date. Seeing the surprised and jealous eyes of the other party, Chen Sisi just wanted to laugh. "I'm sorry, I am a 'drag', but I seem to be doing well now?" Some people use their family background to measure value, while some people are willing to help you create value.
