She's not gentle, she's not forgiving, and she doesn't believe in nice words that "deserve to be heard." She only looked at today, in front of her eyes, at a certificate deposit receipt, a salary arrears, a document without an official seal, and those people who were swallowed up layer by layer by processes, outsourcing, and respectable words.
Zhou Chen is one of the youngest people in power in the Zhou family.
He was born at the table, he understands rules, order, costs, and how to make things handled cleanly and decently. He's not bad, he's even cleaner than many people. But what Lin Wan hates the most is this kind of "fairly clean".
When they met for the first time, she was stopped at the north gate of South Second Park and could not write down the name of the person being interviewed.
Zhou Chen asked her what she wanted.
Lin Wan said: Now.
The certificates are returned now, wages are calculated now, and the person in charge comes out now. Do not attach great importance to it, do not make subsequent rectifications, and do not do process verification. Just do the little things now.
From that day on, Zhou Chen discovered that Lin Wan was not here to ask him for an explanation.
She is here to pry the narrative itself apart.
Concept: The growth trajectory in the story is not that every character becomes better. In this line, growth is more like - how the characters come to know themselves step by step, what kind of name they don't accept, and who they don't let speak for themselves.