No one knew that the maid wiping tables and sweeping floors in the Wei Jin Building was its true owner.
Shen Wei was one of the finest gold appraisers in the business. With her hands, she could tell real gold from fake anywhere in the world.
But that was then.
Her husband, cousin, and own grandmother joined forces to betray her. A stack of forged appraisal reports turned her overnight into a fraud blacklisted by the entire industry.
Her enemies kept her close, tossing the hardest-to-spot gold counterfeits in front of her, hoping to trample their former CEO as if she were a servant.
They shoved a scalding teacup into her hands. She held it steady. When they asked her to appraise the gold, she said just four words:
“I can’t tell.”
Everyone thought her eye had lost its edge.
No one knew that a hunter only sheathed her claws in front of her prey because the time was not yet right.
She endured the humiliation and bided her time, committing every scheme, falsified account, and slipup to memory right under her enemies’ noses.
Then she found the gold appraisal notes her father had left behind. Hidden on the last page was a coded message only she could understand.
The old Shen Wei was dead. From now on, she had come for one thing alone:
To enter the game herself, appraise the gold, and settle accounts with the hearts of men.
The undertone of sadness and tolerance + the core of the original gold appraisal industry, the heroine takes the initiative to enter the game, takes care of everything, and cleans up with thunder. The heroine is full of aura, and the rhythm is refreshing and not procrastinating. The core creative style and narrative features include taking the initiative to enter the game, forbearing and accumulating strength to counterattack, a sassy and sober heroine, close combat settlement, and complete revenge without mercy. It not only retains the hidden plot of the father's injustice, the professional core of gold appraisal, and the tragic texture of blank space, but also has a refreshing rhythm and the heroine's strength, achieving "the depth of tragedy + the refreshing feeling of close revenge"