Su Wan has spent three years as a risk-control assistant at Fu Capital. She has seen her boss change plans at the last minute and projects go up in flames in the middle of the night, but never before has she seen a hundred-billion-yuan acquisition fall apart for one reason: “I don’t like it.”
Fu Sinian pauses a project because of a single word from his beloved first love. Lu Zeyan derails a financing deal for an old flame. Jiang Yili changes the theme of a joint fashion show for the woman he favors. When these CEOs fall in love, their business projects go down with them, and the assistant is always the one left holding the bag.
Then Su Wan receives a message:
“You’re not handling an acquisition. You’re on their emotional battlefield. If you want to survive, don’t fight alone.”
So she joins a mysterious group chat.
Group name: Executive Assistants’ Survival Group for the High-End Business World.
Rule One: Don’t handle your boss’s love life.
Rule Two: Don’t take the fall for your boss.
Rule Three: Put all verbal instructions in writing whenever possible.
From then on, whenever a boss loses it, the group sends a warning; whenever a project blows up, everyone documents everything. Su Wan cleans up one business mess after another while steadily forging her own path.
Nice! [Blowing a kiss] But why is the founder of the group Lu Shiyan, and the person who competes for women like Mr. Fu is also named Lu Shiyan? Is it one person or two people with the same name? [What] I'm a little unclear
The writing is nice, but sometimes it repeats one or two sentences, not much. I feel that the author is very familiar with the work of senior cattle and horses. In order to find out whether the two Lu Shiyans were the same person, I quickly selected a few more and looked at them, only to find that the AI flavor was very strong. Many of them were not... But... But some places were full of the author's ideas.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
A very novel new book, not bad