The uncle who posts short videos on the subway, the co-worker who chews snail noodles at the bar next to his work station, and the ordinary man who asks "Is your salary enough to support a child" when they go on a blind date? One day, social animal Lin Xiaoman's complaint account suddenly went viral because she accurately predicted the overturn of the fishing champion in the group next door.
What's even more magical is that her venomous boss Lu Chen, whom she anonymously complained about as a "suited thug", actually played a recording of her scolding Party A during the morning meeting: "Ms. Lin's complaints are very constructive, and she will be transferred to my personal assistant with immediate effect."
When Lin Xiaoman discovered that Lu Chen's computer contained every one of her Weibo posts over the past three years. Even "wanting to give the boss laxatives" was marked red for analysis, but the devilish boss handed over a salary increase contract: "Keep scolding and calculate the KPI."
One day there was a system bug, and an unsent email from Lu Chen popped up on all computers in the company: [A feasibility report on how to make complaints bloggers fall in love with me].
Lin Xiaoman threw the keyboard on the spot: "I won't be able to go to this bad class for a day!"
"What a coincidence," Lu Chen loosened his tie, "Our company happens to be short of a boss lady."
