[Happy workplace + satisfying love] Who says that you can't join a foreign company if your English is poor? She just didn't believe it!
An Sui, a graduate of the Department of Chinese Language and Literature, asked her friend to pretend to be herself and take the recruitment exam for her in order to get a job at a foreign company. As a result, she passed the test and became a translator for a Canadian overseas service company.
However, her English proficiency is not good enough. She was hit by a series of challenges and difficulties at the beginning of her work and almost collapsed... Can she save the day?
Xiuyuan, serious, rigorous, intelligent and elegant foreign company executives.
In a working relationship where they are both enemies and friends, fighting and cooperating, the two are gradually attracted to each other's unique charm.
How will their love end?
An urban love legend with interlocking links and ups and downs.
(The author's other workplace romance novel "The Sea is Blue: The Stock Market Rewrites Life" is also being serialized...)
Reader comments
How to say it? This novel is really attractive. Although it attracts the group who loves "urban workplace love", this group also has a considerable number of groups in modern China. I hope everyone in this group can read this novel.
It gives people happiness, pain and hope.
The characters and stories are all beautiful, and the writing is great
It was my first time to read this type of novel, and I finished it later, which broadened my reading horizons and added to my "urban romance" experience [laughs].
Growth is a beautiful life!
The text is very good!
How to say it? This novel is really attractive. Although it attracts the group who loves "urban workplace love", this group also has a considerable number of groups in modern China. I hope everyone in this group can read this novel. It gives people happiness, pain and hope.
The characters and stories are all beautiful, and the writing is great
It was my first time to read this type of novel, and I finished it later, which broadened my reading horizons and added to my "urban romance" experience [laughs]. Growth is a beautiful life! The text is very good!