Food blogger Shen Tang has three million fans on the Internet with a "mouth that can fool the taste buds" and "a short essay that makes people angry even if they don't pay for their lives." The achievement she is most proud of is not how many advertisements she has received, but a battle of wits and courage with a black fan whose ID is "Master Taotie" for three years, and she has never been at a disadvantage - until she changed jobs and became the content director of a high-end catering group.
On the first day of joining the company, the board of directors announced the new boss: it was the "Gluten Master" - the business wizard Lu Yanzhou, a top gourmet and her number one fan.
What's even worse is that Shen Tang has signed a non-competition agreement and cannot change jobs in the same industry for five years. She could only bite the bullet and compete with her rival boss, from mutual hostility to ambiguity, from contractual marriage to fake acting. . . . .
