When the CEO Becomes a Canary [Book Transmigration]

Blurb: Wang Jing is a bona fide workaholic, a powerful CEO gong. One day, he dies in a car accident. * Lu Qinxiao is a villainous CEO in a novel, destined for a miserable ending: when the Lu family falls, he hangs himself. It's tragic, but he brought it on himself. Recently, Lu Qinxiao has noticed something. The pretty, delicate canary at home, whom he'd ignored for a long time, has changed. He's become... a little strange. Very strange. "I heard Wang Jing has been really into working out lately. What is he training? ...His abs?" "Yes, President." Lu Qinxiao's expression darkens. "I also heard he's become really enthusiastic about work?" "Yes." "So this is what he's eating?" Lu Qinxiao grits his teeth and tosses down a stack of stills from a wilderness survival show. In one image, Wang Jing is calmly biting a bug in half. The butler, already brainwashed by CEO Wang Jing's grand promises, smiles faintly. "Young Master Wang says people have to learn to deal with all kinds of challenges." A vein throbs at Lu Qinxiao's temple. "...Then how do you explain this?" A small booklet appears on the table. In large, unmistakable letters, the cover reads: [On Overthrowing Those Above You] The butler says, "Young Master Wang is planning to compete in a celebrity boxing show. He's preparing to box." Lu Qinxiao is so angry he laughs. "Oh, boxing? Does boxing require learning this sort of thing?" He opens the booklet to the first page. The first line reads: [A Summary of Counterattack Techniques] * That night, a tall man pins Wang Jing against the door. A small booklet appears before his eyes, and a cold, grinding voice whispers in his ear: "Why don't you explain this?" Wang Jing glances lazily at the booklet, understands at once, and smiles good-naturedly. "Sure. Where would President Lu like me to explain? The bedroom, the study, or the kitchen?" "..." P.S. 1. When two gongs meet, one has to become the shou. Gong-centric, total gong, beautiful gong and powerful shou, the shou overthrows the gong. No reversals. 2. A silly comedy, mainly for bragging. An obscure subject and an obscure pairing, just for fun. Theme: Slow down and enjoy life.