Su Wan's life creed is: never sit down if you can lie down, never use your brain if you can solve it with money. As the invisible eldest lady of the Shengshi Group, she implements this rule to the fullest. Her daily routine consists of drinking afternoon tea, trading in stocks (a small business), and serving as a vase at charity dinners. Until--her father, who was vigorous and vigorous, suddenly fell ill. The group was in a mess inside, and the outside was even more anxious, and it was about to be eaten by a pack of hungry wolves. Su Wan, who was appointed at the critical moment, looked at the debt-ridden financial statements and a group of old fox shareholders who were waiting to see her jokes. She raised her eyebrows and said, "Okay, stop pretending, I'm going to show my hand." Who said that domineering female CEOs must wear high heels and slim suits? Su Wan doesn't! She wears casual flat shoes and doesn't even bother to drink coffee during meetings, but she can point out the core of the problem to the point; she disdains playing power, but can use the most direct and brutal way to clean out those moths who try to fish in troubled waters. "Mr. Su, the planning department has submitted a plan costing tens of millions. Look..." Su Wan didn't even look up. On the screen of her mobile phone was the limited edition bag she just bought: "Return it and redo it. Cut the budget in half and double the effect. If you can't do it, get out." Manager of the planning department: "..." "Mr. Su, the rival company is poaching people maliciously and spreading rumors..." Su Wan sneered and tapped her fingertips on the table: "Notify the legal department and prepare a lawyer's letter. Tell them that the word 'suffering a loss' does not exist in my dictionary, Su Wan. By the way, please tell me the location of their ancestral graves in case of emergency." Public Relations Director:
