In Jiang Ning's fifth year as a full-time housewife, her mother-in-law thought she "only spent money and did not work" and her husband thought she was "ignorant and unable to keep up with the times." At a luxurious dinner, because she wore an out-of-season dress, her mother-in-law embarrassed her in public. Her husband looked on with cold eyes and even said in front of everyone: "She is just a housewife. She doesn't know what it means to socialize. Ignore her." The good news is that Jiang Ning submitted the divorce agreement that night. The bad news is that because of five years of disconnection, she wanted to return to the workplace. She submitted her resume to fifty companies and only had three interview opportunities. HR looked at her five-year blank period and sneered: "Ms. Jiang, have you slept at home for the past five years? We want elites who can get started immediately, not full-time nannies." Jiang Ning did not refute, and turned to join the top investment bank, which is the most difficult to get into in the industry, starting from the lowest level as an intern. After enduring countless all-nighters and taking on the most difficult projects, she used her strength to prove what it means to be "a person who once stood at the top can climb back even if he falls." A few months later, a business negotiation involving the life and death of the company was on the table. My ex-husband's company humbly waited for the person in charge of Party A to come in for the project. The door opened and Jiang Ning, dressed in a smart suit, sat in the main seat with a cold expression, flipping through the financial statements of her ex-husband's company in her hand. "Mr. Xu, your company's plan is full of loopholes." She raised her head with piercing eyes, "If this is the only level, then we don't need to cooperate." Her ex-husband's face turned pale: "Ning Ning, you..." Jiang Ning curled her lips and smiled: "Mr. Xu, please call me Mr. Jiang."
