[One-on-one romance] [Master and disciple] [Light workplace themes] [Easygoing]
Scheming, powerful master × clever young disciple
Qin Zhiyun meets his odd-tempered boss, Mu Qi, at his new company. He plans to keep his distance, but his exceptional talent catches Mu Qi’s eye. Mu Qi takes him on as a disciple and forces him to start over in a new position.
There’s guaranteed to be pressure and bullying, occasional warmth and friendship, and, inevitably, love that grows over time…
Mu Qi makes a grand entrance with the air of a domineering CEO, but what kind of script is he following?
And what little secret is Qin Zhiyun, who writes his own script, keeping to himself?
Qin Zhiyun: Good thing you’re not following some tacky domineering CEO script, or I’d stay far away from you.
Mu Qi: I’m glad we agree that domineering CEO scripts are tacky.
Qin Zhiyun: You’re following the scumbag top script.
Mu Qi: No, I’m following the devoted-dog script.
This work is genuinely good; it's very slice-of-life yet captivating, and the writing style is a huge plus. I wonder if the title is what's holding it back from attracting more readers. If it were an original work, with proper promotion, it would definitely be loved by many.
So good, so good!
I really like this kind of thing, does anyone in my family understand?