Before returning to China, Qin Shu's career plan was clearly written: parachute director, reorganize the department, get promoted and raise salary, and win the VP of the Asia-Pacific region within three years. There was no "office romance" in the plan, let alone with a subordinate who was nearly ten years older than herself. On the first day of the airborne landing, Qin Shu looked at the group of people under his command: fish monsters, flatterers, connections... And an "old" man with calm eyes and outstanding abilities, but he was always observing her silently in the corner, Lu Shiyan. His business ability was so strong that even she, the director, respected him, but he was also so conservative and stubborn that she gave her a headache. Qin Shu: "This plan is too bold? No, it's because your thinking is too old." Lu Shiyan pushed up his glasses: "Director, the market is not a laboratory, and we cannot afford the cost of trial and error." Qin Shu thought this would be a protracted battle between cutting-edge and conservative, and she was even prepared to "kill Ma Su with tears." But after fighting, the taste changed. When she was challenged by a client, it was he who calmly handed over the most critical data and made the final decision. When she had a stomachache after working overtime until late at night, it was the cup of warm honey water that he silently brewed. When she was standing on the rooftop blowing the wind, hesitating whether to give up, it was he who said in a calm voice: "Director, you go forward, I will give you the bottom line." Qin Shu:! ! ! Help, this uncle's subordinate is looking at her more and more wrong! She suspected he was using a honey trap, and she seemed... About to give in. QAQ Small Theater: One day, Qin Shu looked at Lu Shiyan's slightly wrinkled tie and suffered an occupational disease: "Manager Lu, the tie is crooked." Lu Shiyan lowered his head and his voice was slightly hoarse:
