Lin Niannian, a social worker, has a monthly salary of 5,500. It is normal to work overtime until the early morning. However, his boss Xu Mocheng arrives late and leaves early every day and plays golf in the office. At the company's complaint meeting, she said casually: "I really want my boss to experience my life."
When she woke up the next day, she became Xu Mocheng, the CEO with a net worth of tens of billions, and Xu Mocheng became her, the little transparent person who even calculated the balance of the canteen meal card carefully.
What's even worse is that a system called the "Empathy Transformation Plan" binds them: they must make the other party truly understand their pain before they can change back.
As a result, the overbearing CEO starts to squeeze into the morning rush hour subway, is scolded by Party A, and worries about the rent; while the small social worker has to deal with the board of directors, find out the insider, and find a quick-acting heart-saving pill in his suit pocket.
When their identities returned to zero, they finally saw the cracks in each other's armor. This is not a love story, but it is more touching than love - it is about two adults who have learned to "see" in each other's life.