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Don’t Push Me, She Holds the Mandate of Heaven
Don’t Push Me, She Holds the Mandate of Heaven Plot:
Su Wan, a workplace rookie, accidentally awakens the ability to perceive destiny, allowing her to see through others’ scheming and crises at a glance. She is suppressed by the department supervisor on her first day, who also teams up with others to steal her project resources and kick her out. Su Wan no longer holds back: with her destiny power, she anticipates the supervisor’s embezzlement trick, collects evidence in advance, and exposes him publicly at the key meeting. She not only saves the project but also brings the supervisor down. From then on, no one dares to push her anymore, and everyone recognizes her extraordinary power of holding the mandate of heaven, rewriting the workplace situation.
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