Thirty-five-year-old Zhou Mingyuan has everything - a company, a house, savings, and a decent life, but he has no heart.
At three forty-seven in the morning, he died quietly on his expensive bed. There was no rescue, no last words, and I didn't even see the "I'm home" message from my ex-girlfriend. When he woke up again, he was sitting in an office hall called "Sudden Death Resurrection Office", holding a number slip in his hand, and was told: He could be resurrected, but he must complete a task-capture the heart of a man named Lu Chen within nine days.
He thought it was simple. If you have money, experience, and understand business logic, how difficult can it be to pursue someone? Until the door opened, the task target standing in front of him was a man. Lu Chen, 30 years old, is a programmer with dark circles under his eyes and a venomous mouth. He was defrauded of 280,000 yuan and his defense is thicker than the city wall. Zhou Mingyuan approached him with a "project management mindset", using money to open up situations, using evidence to establish connections, and comparing every interaction with the progress bar on his bracelet. He thought he was advancing the mission. It wasn't until the document recording the "Target User Portraits" was discovered, and until there were only a few hours left in the countdown, that he finally understood that people's hearts are not projects, and feelings cannot be measured by a progress bar.
And if he wants to survive, what he needs is not "capture", but "sincerity".
Purpose: Live well