It combines the classic domineering CEO plot of "stand-in position" with "high pressure in the workplace" and "salary oppression", and adds elements such as "family ethics" and "class crossing". The protagonist is a standard small-town problem solver who uses a "worker" mentality to deal with the troubles of the "CEO and his wife". There is no bloody love, only cold business and promotion pressure. The biggest twist is: everyone thinks the heroine is the boss's mistress, but in fact she is a professional "spoiler" consultant who earns a piece-rate salary and deals with the boss's "wild girlfriend" at home.
