The Post-90s Set the Workplace Straight: Boss, What Are You Afraid Of?

Shen Lu is the ultimate workplace pushover, having been mistreated at work countless times yet still treating his job like his first love.

He works diligently every day, putting in overtime and staying up late, hoping to get promoted and earn a raise so he can pay off his mortgage, buy a car, and get married.

But at the age when he should be settling into adulthood, the boss's empty promises have long since expired, and he still hasn't gotten a promotion or a raise.

Instead, the company downsizes and lays him off, while his health keeps flashing warning signs.

When Shen Lu opens his eyes again, he gets a System for setting the workplace straight.

They say people born in the 1980s work overtime and act meek around their bosses, those born in the 1990s slack off while pretending to work, and only those born in the 2000s set the workplace straight?

No. Watch how I, a '90s kid, make my comeback and set the workplace straight.

Since Heaven has entrusted me with a great mission,

when the boss draws me a pie in the sky, I'll make the managers scallion pancakes.

When the boss uses psychological manipulation on me, I'll put the managers through the CPU treatment.

When the boss bullies me at work, well, it's time to straighten out this whole business of managing upward.

Viewer 1: We '90s kids are bold too!

Viewer 2: That's incredible. Is this the art of setting the workplace straight?

Setting the workplace straight is everyone's responsibility.

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