In the previous life, Cheng Yu'an, a contract specialist with a monthly salary of 4,800, was forced by his supervisor to sign a "Contract Version Confirmation Form" and became the scapegoat after the old project exploded. The risk report she stayed up late to make had her signature taken away, the secretly filmed video was cut into evidence of clinging to her partner, and her family even forced her to exchange herself for her brother's wedding room. Fired, in debt, and stigmatized, she finally learned that the original contract that could save her had been deleted as early as the first day.
When she opened her eyes again, she went back to the day she was forced to sign.
This time, Cheng Yuan pushed the pen away in public: "I will not sign this word."
She kept time stamps, intercepted permission records, sealed quotations, and used the most inconspicuous traces of the process to push back the blame thrown at her one by one.
Zhou Yanshen, who was parachuted into the branch as the vice president, turned out to be the heir to Zhou Holdings and was secretly auditing the black accounts of old projects. He needs an internal facilitator who is familiar with the underlying evidence chain, and she needs a legal boundary that can block workplace frame-ups and family transactions.
So the two agreed to secretly marry and joined forces to join the game.
They all thought it was just cooperation. But when everyone forced her to bow her head again, Zhou Yanshen had already stood beside her: "She is not someone you can just push out and take the blame."
