The male lead in angst-filled romance novels:
He takes the heroine's kidney? The top student becomes a housewife? Two kids in three years? She ends up sick all over, then dies, and only then does he regret it?
The troublemaking male lead in a wuxia novel:
He steals secret manuals, takes another man's fiancee, frames his sworn brother, plots against his master, sparks a war between the imperial court and the martial world, then ends up on top?
The male lead who knows nothing about labor law:
What do you pay during a trial period? No meals or housing? A monthly salary of two thousand that includes perfect-attendance bonuses? Expecting employees to give everything without complaint? Always going on about “It's chilly now, time to crush the Wang family,” and acting like gangsters?
Zhi Chun wonders: why can't there be one normal person?
This novel is also known as “The Big Shot Teaches Male Leads a Lesson and Slaughters His Way Through the Worlds.”
