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Abandoned by his mother as a child, Shen Lizhen harbors disdain for women and enjoys manipulating their emotions. However, a sudden twist of fate transforms him into a woman. This identity change allows Shen Lizhen to experience the challenges women face in the workplace, leading him to appreciate their strength and independence while shedding his prejudices. With his colleagues' support, he uncovers a rival's scheme and successfully reclaims control of the company.

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