As a well-known "devil" planner in the advertising industry, Shen Qingqiu has only one creed in life: there is no client that cannot handle it, only imperfect plans. She is used to giving advice in the office building at three o'clock in the morning, and is used to building a business empire using PPT. Until late one night, she dragged her exhausted body home and found a signed divorce agreement and a long-expired wedding anniversary movie ticket on the dining table. At that moment, Shen Qingqiu was shocked to realize that her gentle and gentle husband had not spoken more than ten words to her for three months. The good news is that the husband hasn't moved out yet, which means there is still room for maneuver. The bad news is that her husband's heart seems to have turned cold, and he looks at her as if he were looking at a familiar stranger. In order to save this crumbling marriage, Shen Qingqiu used the same vigor she had in bidding for S-class projects - she listed her husband as a "lifelong VIP customer" and broke down the relationship between the two into three major parts: review, improvement, and optimization. From "how to have dinner together elegantly" to "how to communicate effectively emotionally", Shen Qingqiu strategizes in the workplace, but frequently fails in his marriage. On the first date, she subconsciously brought her laptop; when she apologized for the first time, she casually offered a "compensation plan"; Husband: "Ms. Shen, we are living life, not talking about business." Shen Qingqiu panicked, and she began to put down those hypocritical workplace masks, trying to understand her husband's true preferences and listen to the daily things that she ignored. It turns out that it's not that he doesn't love her anymore.