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Did the CEO and His Wife Lose Their Horses Today?
On the first day when she joined Sibo Group and became the president's chief secretary, Jian Ning set three iron rules for herself: 1. In the company, Mr. Fu will always be "Mr. Fu", not "husband". 2. Mr. Fu's coffee must be served with double milk, but she must not serve it with her own hands. 3. Even if you are scolded by him in public, you should keep smiling and reply professionally: "Okay Mr. Fu, I will change it right away." The whole company thinks that Secretary Jian and Mr. Fu have diff
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Gold Medal Trader
As a gold medal public opinion manipulator in the industry, Yu Jing's life masterpiece is to single-handedly create the crown prince of Shengyuan Group - Gu Yan. Externally, he is a business emperor who is decisive, cold and ascetic, with an IQ of 180. He is the dream man of countless girls, and the darling on the cover of financial magazines. Internally... Yu Jing (turning over the memo expressionlessly): "Boss, today's persona is a 'strategist who worries about the technological progress of al
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My Husband, Who Earns Eight Thousand a Month, Always Wants to Buy Me a House
Lin Xi, a low-level clerk who lost his dream due to PPT and KPI discussions in a cubicle, his life creed is "If you can sit down and never stand, getting off work at six o'clock is a victory." After being urged to get married by her mother for the 108th time, she went on a blind date and had a flash marriage with a man who looked equally "unpretentious". Newlywed husband Jiang Yu is an ordinary office worker with a monthly salary of 8,000. He wears black-rimmed glasses and Uniqlo. His biggest ho
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Foreknowledge of Defeat
Lin Zhixia is dead. He died after shouldering tens of billions of debts for the Gu family and becoming the "scapegoat" pushed out to calm public opinion during the shocking financial crisis. The cold last words were the cold words of the man she had loved her whole life, Gu Yanshen, the president of the Gu Group: "This is what she should do." When she opened her eyes again, she returned to three years before the crisis broke out. At this time, she was still the "licking dog" who devoted herself
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