This isn't a mindless power fantasy. If you enjoy watching the protagonist rise step by step, come on in!
I've already completed a novel with over a million words, so you can count on the quality!
Jiang Cheng worked himself to the bone bringing in business for his company, drinking with clients until he ended up hospitalized. In the end, his boss still did everything possible to cheat him out of his commission.
He quit on the spot, only to unexpectedly bind to the Ultimate Boss System.
The rules were simple and straightforward:
For every employee he had, the System automatically rewarded him with 10,000 yuan a day!
The more employees, the bigger the reward!
But the System had one rule:
It would only pay out if the employees genuinely respected their boss!
Exploit your employees? That's small thinking! While other bosses made empty promises and psychologically manipulated their staff, Jiang Cheng gave his employees “hardship bonuses.”
While competitors forced their workers into 996 schedules, Jiang Cheng went office to office, chasing everyone out at quitting time.
Starting with a bankrupt supermarket, he offered high salaries, provided housing, bought medical insurance, and made vacation mandatory...
In an era of cutthroat competition, Jiang Cheng built a workers' utopia with sheer force!
His former boss: “With the way he's running things, that company will go bankrupt sooner or later!”
A competitor: “He's not doing business. He's running a charity!”
Jiang Cheng looked at the 10,000 employees in his company, then at the 100 million yuan the System deposited right on time each day, and fell into deep thought:
“How come the more I spend, the more money I end up with?”
The book is good. So far, there is no deliberate pretentiousness or slap in the face. It is just an ordinary career. To be honest, the character of Finance is not very likable... The male protagonist also has a vague smell of dog licking, which is even less likable...