28-Year-old Xu Zhiyi was clearly priced on the blind date market. The other party was an elite man who had returned from overseas. He drank a thirty-dollar American. He looked at her from head to toe with a scrutinizing gaze, and finally concluded: "Ms. Xu, you are good in all aspects, but your family... Is too ordinary to provide a high starting point for our next generation." The implication is that she was eliminated. Xu Zhiyi pinched the cup of bitter coffee without sugar in his hand and suddenly smiled. She is ordinary, she admits it, but why should her life value be defined by a stranger? When she returned to the company, the overwhelming work made her temporarily forget her worries. Jiang Xun, the taciturn technical master sitting next to her, silently placed a can of warm milk on her table, attached a sticky note, and wrote in a flying voice: "The team leader said you are in a bad mood today, drink something sweet." Xu Zhiyi looked at his Qingjun side face, and suddenly asked mysteriously: "Jiang Xun, do you want to buy a house of your own in this city within five years?" Jiang Xun was stunned, and then nodded seriously: "Yes." "Then... Do you need a partner? Let's repay the loan and work hard together. I'll cook the food and you wash the dishes." Jiang Xun's ears instantly turned red, but he replied firmly with one word: "Okay." Later, when the elite man who had returned from overseas met Xu Zhiyi again at the cocktail party, she was holding Jiang Xun's hand and smiling brightly. He heard that the project led by Jiang Xun was a great success and he became the youngest core member of the company. They had just won the lottery and bought a river-view house in the city center. He came forward with a wine glass and asked elegantly: "Ms. Xu,
