Lu Ran, the gold medal secretary of the Liu Group President Office, has a humanoid Excel and a walking PPT, and accurately controls the caffeine intake and lunch schedule of President Liu Yuze. Until that day, she slipped her hand and poured "Blue Moon" into the CEO's thousand-dollar Blue Mountain coffee.
While Lu Ran had written her resignation letter and rehearsed 800 ways to die in her mind, Bingshan CEO Liu Yuze remained calm and drank the cup of "special detergent blend" in one sip. Then, he grabbed her wrist and issued an instruction that was more terrifying than dismissal: "From today on, you are only responsible for one thing - to be my 24-hour personal assistant." Lu Ran's inner crazy OS: Help! Did his taste buds die collectively? Or do you want to use "personal surveillance" as a new type of torture to retaliate against me? ! Thinking about having to face that iceberg face 24/7 in the future, from calling for morning service to having milk before going to bed, Lu Ran felt that her life was gloomy. What was even more terrifying was that the offer from the headhunting company that could help her escape from the sea of misery and was hidden at the bottom of her drawer vibrated crazily in her pocket at the moment she was "promoted" to a full-time nanny! On one side is the uncertain CEO, whose logic is a mystery and who seems to have lost his sense of taste, and his outrageous "You are important" style of personal binding. On the one hand, there is a life-saving straw at your fingertips, a bright future, and a way to escape from the devil's cave. Lu Ran stood at the crossroads of life (and at the door of the CEO's office), wailing in her heart: Can I not let go of this damn "important" thing? ! This absurd workplace (and life) battle royale triggered by a cup of "poisoned" coffee has officially begun!
