Flowers Bloom in the Ruins, and When You Are Thirty, You Stand Tall

Thirty-year-old Lin Wan is going through the darkest moment in her life: three academic degrees and five years of career as a real estate consultant came to an end in the industry's cold winter. When she lost her job, her first love in school and a short marriage that only lasted 20 days still left her with unspeakable scars. The label of divorced and childless and the pressure from her parents to get married trapped her in confusion. The real estate industry has cut back on recruitment, and the communication and customer docking skills she has developed in the past are nowhere to be used. When she was on the verge of despair, Yueji's recruitment of women's growth space gave her hope. Lin Wan, who had never been exposed to this industry, changed careers with trepidation. From a novice who was at a loss what to do, she gradually grew into an operations consultant who could calmly accompany women in distress. Frustration in the workplace, incomprehension from her parents, and emotional shadows once made her want to give up, but the help of colleagues, Su Qing's trust, and the sense of accomplishment in helping others made her lose her impatience and find herself again. This realistic healing work is written for urban women aged 30-55. It addresses pain points such as workplace anxiety and the urge to get married, and resonates with real estate practitioners. Lin Wan has used her experience to prove that frustration at the age of thirty is never the end, and changing careers is rebirth. She healed herself during the counterattack and lived a calm and self-consistent life, which also gave every woman who strives to grow up the courage to move forward. The story is realistic and warm, and can easily be adapted into an urban workplace drama.