Three Months as an Intern, and I Cured My Boss's Mental Exhaustion

Bai Hao, a corporate drudge, died suddenly from working overtime.

He transmigrated to an even more cutthroat world and became an intern at a 007 company, three months into the job.

After awakening the Workplace Reform System, he vowed to reject the rat race for the rest of his life.

Meanwhile, the company he worked for was chosen for a livestream program. If it could show off its hardworking spirit, it might receive an investment of tens of billions.

For the sake of that massive investment, the bosses and managers all started acting like monsters.

When the livestream began, viewers spotted an employee at the company who actually left work on time.

Bai Hao fired back with a report for tax evasion, sending his boss straight to jail.

With the countless funds and advanced technologies awarded by the System, Bai Ye kicked out his boss and founded his own company: no 007, no 996, overtime meant a fine, and the benefits were excellent.

When the other bosses got ready to laugh at him, Bai Ye's company proved them completely wrong with its efficiency.

"You say your employees aren't working overtime enough and it's causing you mental strain? Shut down your companies. I'll take over your business, and then you won't have to worry about it anymore."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.