The Ten-Year-Old in Charge

[Female CEO transmigrates] [Businesswoman protagonist] [Growing a family business] [Ensemble of women] [One-on-one slow burn]

Thirty-two-year-old CEO Shen Zhiheng dies in a car accident.

Before she dies, she sees the name Zhou Jiming on a document signed by her rival. The man who once protected her in a dangerous situation: even at the very end, she never managed to ask him why he had signed it.

When she opens her eyes again, she has become Xie Sujie, the ten-year-old legitimate daughter of the wealthy Xie family in Jiangnan.

Her mother left behind three shops, which she and her elder sister both have a share in. But her father manages the accounts and deeds for them, and no one intends to ask her who the shops should be rented to or for how many years. This evening, the Xie family is going to grant the main branch a long-term lease on all three shops at a low price.

On the inventory list attached to the contract, Xie Sujie spots a shipment that has not yet arrived but has already been recorded as received. In front of the gathered elders, she asks, "If the goods haven't arrived and something goes wrong, who bears the loss?"

Her grandfather closes the seal case. The contract that was supposed to be finalized today is put off for three days.

All she has won is three days, not the right to decide what happens to the three shops. Three days later, the Xie family may still sign the contract as planned. She knows how to audit an account, but she has to learn from scratch how to make her voice part of the Xie family's decisions.

As for the document bearing Zhou Jiming's signature, it is the only account from her previous life she never finished investigating.