Jiang Wanzhou came from a poor family and was once a top female investment bank analyst. She was hunkered down for three years because she refused to accompany him for a drink. Tough and calm, good at logical dismantling, gentle on the surface but as sharp as a knife in reality. He tore up the high-paying offer in public in the top-floor conference room just to expose the group's financial fraud. She was the flashpoint of the entire incident and a symbol of women's self-awakening in the jungle of capital. Shen Zhao is the vice president of the group and was originally Jiang Wanzhou's direct boss. He is calm and restrained, bears the family's debts, and once acquiesced in shady affairs to preserve his position. I secretly collected evidence for three years, but still dared not take action. The separation and reunion between him and Jiang Wanzhou is a tug-of-war between power and conscience, and is also the most critical mirror opponent on her counterattack. Starting from a fateful encounter, they gradually become involved in a larger relationship whirlpool and growth test.