Synopsis: [Strong female lead + System + Workplace romance and marriage + Workplace comeback + Family reconciliation] After three years of pregnancy, she falls to the bottom rung. A working mother activates a god-tier System, puts her boss in her place, repairs her marriage, and rises to become a powerful entrepreneur! She was once the youngest director in the company. After three years away to have a child, she returns only to fall from the top. This time, armed with the “Working Mom System,” she'll carve out a path of her own between the conference table and the crib.
Highlights: A high-impact start, an original System, and a relatable, compelling heroine
Themes that hit close to home
Three volumes, a steady climb to the top:
Volume One: Falling from the Top Volume Two: Back on Top Volume Three: The Art of Balance
A preview of reader reviews:
This isn't a fairy tale. It's the blood, sweat, tears, and medal of honor of every working mother.
Watching Su Jin feels like watching myself, except she's much bolder about fighting back.
The most realistic System novel, and the toughest romance.
Exclusively serialized on Tomato Novel, with two updates every day and no interruptions!
Click to read now and see how Su Jin:
Uses data to take down a prejudiced board member
Turns her husband into the “CEO of the Family Affairs Division”
Eventually establishes the Working Parents-Friendly Standard, which influences millions
For readers who:
Are women struggling to balance family and career
Enjoy realistic workplace fiction
Like feel-good System novels that aren't over the top
Relate to urban stories about marriage and raising children
Memorable quotes:
“The punishment a workplace inflicts on mothers starts counting down the day you get pregnant.”
“The deepest expression of love isn't ‘I'll sacrifice for you.’ It's turning the future you believe in into the present we build together.”
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The ideas are clear and the expression is thorough. It truly reflects the hardships and the spirit of hard work and unwillingness to admit defeat of postpartum mothers. It is worth collecting and reading.