Lin Zhixia, 28 years old, is a well-known "devil" in the investment banking circle and an elite among the elites. She returned to China and became the director of the marketing department of the group. The good news: She holds great power and acts resolutely, vowing to rectify this group of workplace veterans who are messing around. Bad news: There is an "uncle" subordinate named Jiang Huai in the department. He is 38 years old and is a Buddhist to the extreme. He soaks wolfberry in a thermos cup every day and sits in the corner reading the newspaper, but he can always hand her a cup of hot coffee accurately when she is on the verge of collapse. Lin Zhixia: "Team Leader Jiang, the plan for this project is too conservative. Let's redo it." Jiang Huai: "Mr. Lin, there is no problem with the plan. The problem is that you are too impatient. Take a drink first." Lin Zhixia always thought that he and Jiang Huai were from two different worlds. One is a workplace cheetah who pursues KPIs and earns tens of millions of dollars a year, and the other is a workplace "Buddha" who just wants to get off work on time and go home to feed the cat. Until one night while working overtime, Lin Zhixia was maliciously framed by a competitor, and the whole company was laughing at her. The "uncle" who usually didn't even bother to say anything calmly organized all the evidence and blocked all the overt and covert attacks for her. At that moment, Lin Zhixia discovered that this seemingly decadent uncle was actually the sharpest shield in the office. There are no golden fingers in the workplace, but only mutual games and redemption between adults. When an elite female director meets a secretive "uncle", this long-distance love race about ambition and warmth has just begun. After all, who says that female elites in the workplace can't have an evenly matched relationship with a "Buddhist uncle"? ☕
