A design master with a net worth of tens of millions disguised himself as an intern with a monthly salary of 3,000 yuan to infiltrate the company in order to chase the brand director who fell in love with him at first sight. In the ridiculous daily life of the workplace and the life-and-death group business wars, he used his talent to resolve the crisis time and time again, and finally stood by her side with his real name - and entered her heart.
Core highlights:
This is a modern urban version of "Tang Bohu Spots Autumn Fragrance". Genius designer Tang Yin fell in love at first sight with Hua Qiutang, the daughter of the Fahrenheit Group, in a pop-up store. After striking up a conversation and falling out, he decided to "sell himself" to join the company - under the pseudonym "Tang An", with job number 9527, he became the lowest-level intern in the administration department. While dealing with the "excessive concern" of his romantic boss Shi Liu, he secretly used his design talents to help Qiu Tang defeat his hostile takeover rival Ning Shijie. From being a handyman intern repairing printers and carrying certificates, to anonymously handing over a stunning mirror design plan, to standing next to her with his true identity on the stage of the press conference - he walked a tightrope between the two identities, paving the way to her heart with countless sketches drawn late at night.
The book combines workplace business wars, daily comedy and affectionate protection. In the workplace, the acquisition and anti-takeover battles between Fahrenheit and Ning are thrilling at every step; in the comedy line, the narcissistic and lovely Sister Shi Liu, the venomous but loyal best friend Zhu Zhishan, and the tech geek A who fears society but bravely betrays the enemy. Qing, every character is vivid and vivid; on the emotional line, she says "I can do it alone" time and time again, but he appears again and again when she needs it most - high-speed rescue, company in heavy rain, and desperate counterattack at press conferences, telling her with actions: "You are never alone."