After transmigrating into the heroine of a domineering CEO novel, Su Tao realizes something is wrong with this world.
The male lead is actually tacky and stingy!
He loves T-shirts, shorts, and leopard-print flip-flops, yet secretly takes an online crash course called “CEO Etiquette in a Nutshell”…
His company specializes in pig feed, and his business trips involve visiting pig farms in the countryside…
He takes her into the mountains for a date over free-range chicken, thoughtfully pulls out a red plastic stool for her, pokes through the plastic wrap with his chopsticks, then tells the owner to take back the napkins…
He spends a fortune buying an entire fishpond just because she said, “Crispy-skinned grass carp is delicious”…
To get rewards from the System, Su Tao grits her teeth and completes her missions.
After the story ends.
System: Sorry, Host. It looks like I sent you to the wrong world.
Su Tao: …Meow meow meow?
The kid’s already old enough to run errands. How could she leave now?
Might as well make the best of it.
[A goofy, fluffy rom-com with no melodrama]
With five-star support The beginning of this book is quite interesting, focusing on the contrast between a boss and a boss. It seems quite innovative, but after reading a few chapters, I found that it is still a traditional text, and it is an OOC text that is very popular. Although the heroine said that she didn't want to be a dumpling and didn't want to be aggrieved, her body was still very honest. After seeing the heroine being taken advantage of by cannon fodder and having her drink thrown at her, she said goodbye. I can only say that there is a reason for the low score. OOC writing is no longer suitable for this era. Wish the heroine a happy ending