As a child, Jiang Wei was an orphan. She was adopted at seven, but her adoptive mother passed away a year later. Left to live under someone else's roof, she was "reported" by Jiang Yuyan, the younger daughter of the family, for three crimes: stealing money, selling jewelry, and deliberately breaking her favorite doll. At ten, Jiang Wei was sent back to the orphanage. At eighteen, she was a Taobao model with no connections, no background, and no education. At twenty-three, she had become a legend in the industry, a role model to her peers, and an unsurpassed exemplar.
"Can you tell us the secret to your success?" the host asked on a talk show.
"Because..." She smiled. "I've been through it."
"I worked hard, so I have no regrets. I've experienced it, so I don't sweat the small stuff."
"I've met all kinds of people, and I've missed countless opportunities along the way."
"Taking things as they come is a consolation for losers. If you want to do something, then do it."
"If I could start over, I'd still make the same choices, because I love what I do."
And for the unquenchable fire within her.
Reader's Note: 1. Entirely fictional, with no real-life inspirations. Don't get hung up on the logic. (Except for a few brands and place names, everything is made up.) 2. A career-driven story with steady growth; revenge enters the plot later. The male lead has not yet been decided. 3. Four to five updates a week. Thank you for reading. If you like it, please add it to your collection~
Theme: A life of hard work is the most beautiful.
The bloody elements are flying together, I only like to watch the career line, the bloody plot is really enough
I'm really speechless. How many times has the heroine been targeted because of this person named Xiao? That May is also a love brain, not professional at all.
I'm really bothered by the relationship line in the office. Men are still strong and women are weak.
If I don't like this Xiao, it's better not to have emotional connections at work.
The heroine, the Holy Mother. . . .
Was this article republished by the author this year? I'm sure I read this article a few years ago, I just forgot the name.
It's so beautiful, why are there no comments?
Come on(???_??)?
Xiao seems to be the male lead without a doubt. How should I put it? His performance is that of a normal person, but maybe it's because everyone else is the same and has nothing special about him, so he has no interest in him. I want to skip his scenes if I don't meet him, but since he is the male lead and I can't, then forget it.
Wrong typo, this Xiao is the male protagonist? I don't like him very much, I don't like the way he behaves.