“After being reborn, I decided to turn my boss’s PUA tactics into the epitaph that would bury him.”
When Lin Wan leapt from the rooftop of Xingyao Tech, the entire internet was flooded with the trending topic: #FemaleDataDirectorCommitsSuicideOutOfGuiltOverDataFraud#.
She was a sacrificial offering to the internet giant’s “wolf culture.” After her direct supervisor, Zhou Min, had squeezed every last bit of value out of her, he pinned the blame on her and pushed her into the abyss.
When she opened her eyes again, she was back in her third month on the job.
Her phone lit up with a familiar message: “Pull an all-nighter and fix the data fraud tonight. You’re responsible. (Fighting emoji)”
In her previous life, she’d rather die than take the fall. This time, she smiled and accepted: “I’ll make sure it’s all wrapped up! The numbers will look great! (Cheer-up emoji)”
From then on, Xingyao Tech had a new “award-winning” sycophant:
► She drank on behalf of her boss until she was hospitalized with gastric bleeding, then secretly photographed his wager agreement from her hospital bed;
► She became the “workplace mentor” to an executive parachuted in from outside, hiding code destined to blow up in his script-writing toolkit;
► She taught overachievers how to write weekly reports: “They stole credit for your work? Change ‘assisted’ to ‘led,’ then plant a logical flaw in your collaborator’s section.”
While her enemies basked in her “loyalty,” Lin Wan coldly carried out her cycle of revenge:
She used data fraud to take down the original culprit, wielded upward-management jargon to crush the patron who had parachuted in,
and turned workplace buzzwords into shackles to pin the capitalists in place:
“They taught me to close the loop by passing the buck, empower people with empty promises, and plant landmines in pain points… Now it’s time to review the KPIs.”
This was a massacre disguised as flattery.
When the hypocritical workplace pyramid came crashing down,
she stood laughing softly amid the ruins. “There are no winners in workplace PUA… and I just want to blow up the whole arena.”
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It's very interesting, and I'm still reading it. The psychological description of the characters and the plot are both good.
Great and interesting article. What do you think of the rebirth article? Nonono Things are far from simple. The writing is smooth and the plot does not drag on. Nice