
Qingmei Has Become My Boss. I Can't Deal with This Shit Anymore.
青梅成了我上司,这烂没法摆了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 377k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
385Reads
183Chapters
18Listens
3.3kReads · all time

青梅成了我上司,这烂没法摆了
Five-star praise, please give the author some encouragement first. There is one thing I must complain about. Is Bai Zhiting's role in the movie missing? There could be more details, it feels quite real in many aspects, but I don't know why the results are not very good, and I am particularly worried about whether it will be a eunuch.
I clicked on this book by accident. I originally wanted to read it casually, but ended up reading it in one sitting. It's not surprising to say it's amazing, but it's not tiring to read. It's suitable for reading slowly while lying in bed. I will continue to follow it and hope not to stop reading.
The details are well written, and the material is close to life with a bit of humor. The world view of the supporting characters being reborn, and the fact that neither the male or female protagonist is a reborn person, I find it very novel. In my mind, the rankings are Bai Zhiting>Lin Zhaozhao>Chen Muqing>Xu Xingzhou Like the people downstairs, I strongly protest that Teacher Bai appears too little. It is understandable that the author is writing a book for the first time, but you can't bully Teacher Bai just because it is the first time to write a book.
The advantages and disadvantages of this book are obvious. The advantage is that the female protagonist is well written, and I love Lin Zhaozhao. The disadvantage is that the plot is slow and the male protagonist has no career path so far. If you are looking for fun, you may give up. But I just like this kind of trash but reliable + young and old love + green plum setting. Finally, I want to say that the dialogue is well written, and it can be seen that there is life observation.
I feel like this book belongs to the type that is a bit slow at the beginning but becomes more interesting the more you read it. The male protagonist is not the kind to show off, which I quite like.