It tells the story of how Dong Dong En, a top-tier customer service representative, captures the heart of Lou Yuan, a client representative, with her own charm in the battle of wits and courage. Due to a misunderstanding between the top-tier customer service representative Dong Dong En and the client representative Lou Yuan, the mundane workplace life becomes a whirlwind. After starting the job at the client’s office, not only does Dong Dong En excel in showcasing her top-tier professionalism, but she also captures Lou Yuan's heart with her own charm in the battle of wits and courage with the client.

(Source: iQIYI)

Adapted from the novel "Jin Pai Ke Fu Dong Dong En" (金牌客服董董恩) by Bu Yi Ma Qi (布衣麻七).

Episodes: 24

Duration: 45 min.

Content Rating: 13+ - Teens 13 or older

Aired On: Monday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Ratings: 7.8

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