As the planning director of the top advertising company in Shanghai, Shen Qingqiu has only one credo in life: there are no parties that cannot be handled, only unfinished plans. In order to win the annual S-level project, she stayed away from the floor for three consecutive months. It was normal for her to go home at three in the morning. She even spent her wedding anniversary revising PPTs for clients. Until that day, she dragged her tired body home and found a cold dinner and a note on the dining table. Husband Gu Yan's handwriting was clear and elegant, but there was a sense of alienation: "Qingqiu, we seem to have become the most familiar strangers. If you think marriage is a burden, I won't force it." Shen Qingqiu panicked. She looked at the man who once studied the recipe for half a month just to make her a braised pork meal. Now he even looked at her with a polite look as if he was talking about business. What do you do best in advertising? Of course it's review, research, and strategy development! Since there is a bug in the marriage, let's plan it again. Shen Qingqiu threw away the unfinished plan and regarded "saving marriage" as the highest priority project in his life. She began to work less overtime, learned to reject unreasonable demands from Party A and Party B, got off work on time every day, and replaced "customer needs" with "husband needs." Gu Yan discovered that the wife who only talked about work and spoke professional terms had changed. She would wait for him downstairs in his company to watch a movie, would drag him to retravel his first love route on weekends, and would even quietly accompany him to handle official duties when he was busy, instead of urging him to hurry up. When Shen Qingqiu wrote down his "plan for the rest of his life" with a planning plan, Gu Yan understood that,
