On the first day of her secret wedding to Gu Huai, the king of the industry, Jian Ning, a Buddhist salty fish person, slapped a contract of non-involvement after marriage in front of him. The treaty stipulates: 1. It is forbidden to talk about work after nine o'clock in the evening, and offenders will sleep in the study. 2. There must be a "brain-free" date every week, including but not limited to dazing, visiting the park, and feeding pigeons. 3. Respect and safeguard the other party's sacred right to "get off work on time and lie down on weekends." Who is Gu Huai? An efficiency machine that has KPIs engraved into its DNA and can run for eight hours without drinking water. After reading the contract, he pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses and added calmly: "Additional terms: All the above activities must take effect after completing the 20% business growth target for this quarter." Jian Ning: "..." Gan! Juan Wang even has to meet the KPI in his married life! As a result, Jian Ning's daily routine was forced to upgrade. In order to get off work early for a date, she had to use her fishing wisdom to improve efficiency, and accidentally became the dark horse of the department. In order to let her husband experience the fireworks of the world, she turned the project review meeting into a skewer gathering at a barbecue stall, which unexpectedly inspired the team. And Gu Huai, this walking schedule, also gradually unlocked human emotions under the influence of Jian Ning's "salted fish philosophy". On the eve of DDL, he would take her away from the computer and say awkwardly: "The body is more important than the report." He would refuse the meaningless drinking party and stay with her on the sofa, watching a brainless sweet drama that she liked. When everyone is waiting to see the marriage joke between their "natural enemies of values",
