Ode to Joy 3: Why doesn't Lucy care when she meets a girl who has been blindsided and hates the hidden rules in the workplace?

"Ode to Joy III" is being broadcasted, among which Lucy Li Xiao Bian, played by Fang Zhiheng, was very impressed. She met the hidden rules in the workplace and was fired because she refused. Lucy wanted revenge and became a chivalrous girl, but when she met the girl who was assassinated in the supermarket, Lucy chose to let it go. First, because Lucy saw her former self, she understood that the girl would not wake up because of other people's advice, and her insertion would make the situation more embarrassing. Second, because she knew that only the girl could really solve this incident by herself.

In this play, Lucy entered the workplace for the first time and was favored by her boss because of her outstanding appearance. She always thought that the boss treated herself like a student, so she was close to the leader. Even if colleagues around her criticized the relationship between the two people, she didn't care. It was not until the leader tricked herself into the hotel and made hidden rules that Lucy realized that everything was a conspiracy. After she was fired, the leader still sat firmly in her position. She felt unfair but could do nothing. Strong-natured, she went to learn fighting, enhanced her ability and planned revenge.

She has become a cold temperament beauty, but it doesn't affect her fiery heart. She often acts heroically and helps other harassed women. When Yu Chuhui was stared at by another man because of her sexy dress, Lucy directly stood in front of Yu Chuhui and warned the man. When He Minhong was photographed by a wretched man, she stepped forward neatly even though she was wearing a skirt, and the wretched man was subdued to the ground with a lock throat.

Being brave has become her habit. One day when she was in the supermarket, she saw a man and a woman, obviously her boss and subordinates. The boss lured the girl to the hotel and bought related supplies. This scene made Lucy feel very familiar. She knew that the girl would face hell next, but she didn't choose to help. On the one hand, under the temptation of the man, Lucy saw that the girl obviously didn't want to leave, indicating that the girl knew what she would face, but she sold her body under the temptation of interests, and it was useless to rush forward; On the other hand, Lucy knows that she was as naive as this girl. Only when this girl dares to face the difficulties and see the facts clearly will it be useful, otherwise even if she helps herself, there will be a next time. I have to say, Lucy is really sober.