As a senior financial specialist, Shen Qinghuan's life creed has always been: the accounts must be balanced and the bottom line must be stable. The good news is that she has a perfect husband who is considered "successful, gentle and considerate" by outsiders. Bad news, she saw loopholes in his company's tax returns that could land him in jail. Faced with her husband's temptation, "We don't talk about two things, as long as you change the data, we will have no worries about food and clothing for the rest of our lives." Shen Qinghuan responded with a reporting hotline, and by the way, he came with a detailed audit report on violations. Not only to leave, but also to send him in. This wave of operations made Shen Qinghuan "famous" in the industry and made her a "hot potato" in the workplace. After the divorce, Shen Qinghuan left home and relied on her excellent professional skills to start over in a leading company in the industry known for its "integrity". She thought she would only focus on money and not love in this life, but she didn't expect that the new CEO was a more rigorous "workaholic" than her. One time when she was working overtime, the president looked at the report she had stayed up late to compile, and pushed up his glasses: "Manager Shen, this account is very principled, I appreciate it." Shen Qinghuan: "... Thank you, but I am only interested in money." The president chuckled: "What a coincidence, I am only interested in principled finance." There is no system, no golden finger, just a financial person's reverence for the bottom line of the profession, and the courage to rebuild life on the ruins. This is a story about "liquidating assets" and "regaining life".
