She Doesn't Want to Be a Savior

Lin Yanqiu, a woman who was kicked out of an investment bank, spent two years establishing "Yanqiu Capital" to take on projects that others dare not take on. No company she took over was alive; no opponent she targeted was immortal. Her philosophy is very simple: only act according to rules, do not recognize tears, do not talk about human relationships, and do not act as a savior. For industrial poverty alleviation in impoverished counties, she engaged in "gambling assistance" to force small workshops to stand up on their own; for hostile takeovers by transnational capital, she designed offshore traps, causing the other party to lose billions in three days; when business giants blocked her, she backhandedly exposed the other party's profit transfer and sent him to work on a sewing machine. Everyone said she was cold-blooded, but she said: "I just said what you dare not say." Until her father was critically ill, she said outside the ward: "It is better to leave with dignity than to live without dignity." Her relatives scolded her for having no conscience, and she only replied: "Let her leave with dignity, which is the greatest conscience." She can calculate everything in the world, but she can't figure out what she wants in this life.