You Were Supposed to Sell Products, Not Start a Resignation Wave
让你带货，没让你掀起辞职浪潮
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 184k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
96Chapters
1.4MReads
809Flowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 15
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They are just roommates with no relationship at all. They just use the protagonist's ID card to sign up for any program, and this is after the protagonist becomes a talent. Let's not talk about whether it has any impact on the character of the protagonist. Let's just say that if there are such friends around me, they will forcefully arrange it without even discussing it with the protagonist. Where does such a big face come from? It also didn't consider how much impact it would have on the protagonist's character. Hehe. I believe that none of the book friends here want to be forced to make arrangements for themselves in secret, right??? Hehe. **. Just skip other people's poisonous points. Your poisonous point is behind the influence from the beginning. **Dead. It is understandable that this book has no achievements.
As for the author, it's only one chapter, please update it quickly.
Good guy, let's start Chapter 2 directly
A lot of chapters have been updated today. I'm waiting to read the next chapter. The author will update soon. Let's urge everyone to update. The author is exhausted and it's up to us.
Is the author still alive? If he can still breathe, please update soon.
This yellow guy makes my blood boil.
Hurry up and update. I'm always waiting for the update.
Commentary on Chapter 15: Being hit by Xiao Gui Shangtian's "Let you lead the goods, but not let you set off a wave of resignations".
Commentary on Chapter 24: Heading to Kyoto written by Xiao Gui Shangtian, "I let you lead the goods, but I didn't let you start a wave of resignations".
Commentary on Chapter 36: Paying for Talent, written by Xiao Gui Shangtian, "I let you carry the goods, but I didn't let you set off a wave of resignations".