Die Erbin im Bürokostüm

• Counterattack
• Destiny

• Ep. 1
  Joan Judd returns home to her family's company, where she's greeted by her father and various gifts from her admirers. She reveals that she's taken a sales position at the company to get a feel for the business from the ground up. Her father is surprised, but Joan insists it's the best way to help the company root out any problems. Meanwhile, she encounters Zoe, a poor girl she's been financially supporting, who seems to be impersonating her. The two have a brief, awkward encounter, with Zoe pretending not to know Joan. As they part ways, Joan seems determined to get to the bottom of Zoe's actions.
• Ep. 2
  Joan Judd, the daughter of the Judds, starts working at her family's company under a hidden identity. She meets her coworker, Jiang Mingzhu, and they introduce themselves to each other. The coworkers gossip about their boss's daughter, not knowing that Joan is actually the heiress. When Jiang Mingzhu discovers Joan's true identity, she promises to keep it a secret. Meanwhile, the company's chairman, Joan's father, discusses business with his assistant, mentioning a mysterious private daughter. As the story unfolds, Joan and Jiang Mingzhu's relationship deepens, while secrets and misunderstandings threaten to expose their true identities.
• Ep. 3
  Joan encounters Zoe at the company, where Zoe is impersonating her. The two women engage in a heated conversation about their handbags, with Joan implying that Zoe's bag is fake. Zoe retaliates by suggesting that Joan's bag is also counterfeit. The tension between them escalates as they exchange insults. Meanwhile, their colleagues look on, seemingly oblivious to the true identities of the two women. As the conversation turns to coffee, Joan orders Zoe to buy her a cup from a newly opened cafe, emphasizing her supposed superiority as the "group's thousand gold". The scene ends with Zoe reluctantly agreeing to fetch the coffee, while Joan asserts her dominance.
• Ep. 4
  Joan and her colleagues are discussing a dinner plan, with their supervisor offering to pay. However, when one of them mentions needing money for a training class, Joan's impersonator, Zoe, is reluctant to help, claiming she's also short on funds. The conversation reveals the complexities of their relationships and financial struggles. Meanwhile, the group enjoys coffee together, seemingly carefree despite their underlying concerns. As they chat, it becomes clear that Zoe is taking advantage of her position, leaving others to fend for themselves.
• Ep. 5
  Joan's valuable necklace has gone missing, and she suspects her coworker, Jiang Mingzhu. The two women engage in a heated argument, with Joan accusing Mingzhu of theft. Mingzhu denies the allegations, claiming she didn't steal anything. The situation escalates, with Joan offering to buy Mingzhu a similar necklace if she returns the stolen one. However, Mingzhu insists she's innocent and suggests reporting the incident to the police. As the argument reaches a boiling point, Mingzhu asserts that only a judge has the right to pass judgment, not Joan. The scene ends with the decision to report the incident to the authorities.

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