996 Social worker Lin Xiaoyue was still editing PPT one second before she died suddenly while working overtime.
When she woke up, she was transformed into a top female star in a parallel time and space - fair-skinned and beautiful, with a salary of tens of millions, a dedicated nutritionist and a nanny car.
But wait, is this script wrong?
The agent PUA is more ruthless than the former boss, and the anti-fans are more difficult to deal with than Party A. In order to establish the "silly white sweet" persona, he can't even eat hot peppers.
What's even more outrageous is that there were 200 people in the entire crew waiting for her to cry. She held it in for a long time but couldn't cry - until she remembered the overtime work she had done in her previous life, the nights she had spent, and the rejected 22nd version of the plan...
Tears fell down.
The director exclaimed: "A movie-winning performance!"
Lin Xiaoyue wiped away her tears and smiled slightly: "What's the matter? What we laborers are best at is pretending to be strong in despair."
Since then, the entertainment industry has welcomed a female star with a unique style of painting:
Use Excel to plan the red carpet route, use PPT to communicate with agents, and use labor laws to confront capital.
While others are struggling, she sells her lesson - "On How to Counter PUA Elegantly".
When capital threatened to ban her, she took 20 million in crowdfunding from workers and made a movie called "We Are All Workers."
"Who says social animals can't change the world?"
"When I was 996, you were still learning how to be a boss."
