One-on-one romance + super sweet + transmigrate into a book + take down scumbags + satisfying workplace story + anti-overwork
An anti-overwork CEO vs. an HR director obsessed with crazy fiction
After transmigrating into a book as a cannon-fodder character in an angsty romance, I reported the domineering CEO for psychological pollution. On the third day of my paid leave, the HR director came to me with red-rimmed eyes and begged, "Please, stop reforming everything. Keep this up and the company really will go public."
Overworked office drone Jiang Nian died at her desk and transmigrated into the book as the cannon-fodder female supporting character about to be crushed by the domineering CEO.
She immediately produced a psychiatric certificate from a top-tier hospital, applied for three months of paid emotional leave, and reported the CEO to the Anti-Burnout Association.
Bound to the Hardcore Reform System, her mission wasn't to fight monsters and level up. It was to "make sure the finance department treats the whole company to milk tea today."
Once the whole staff started legally going crazy, the HR director wrote a "Report on Uncontrolled Psychological Pollution" while secretly making things easier for her.
The domineering CEO got down on his knees and begged her to come back as CEO: "Please, stop pushing so hard. Keep this up and the company really will go public!"
Jiang Nian smiled. "Put personal standards aside and enjoy going crazy legally. Everyone, ready for takeoff?"
P.S. Everyone, the first lesson in mental recovery: instead of turning your frustration inward, go crazy and take it out on others. Have you gone crazy today?
Reader advisory: This book may cause the following side effects: wanting to quit your job, report your boss, or write a letter of commendation to HR. Symptoms such as stifled laughter, slapping the table, and letting out piercing shrieks while reading are normal.
