“I have a troublesome boss. Stubborn, arrogant, and full of prejudice, yet loved by all my colleagues. Even when they know he's doing the wrong thing, even when deep down they don't agree with his decisions, they're still willing to remain loyal to him.”
“What? No, of course I don't hate him. Though I've always thought my colleagues were incredibly stupid.”
“I like him.”
“I'm the only one who knows his arrogance, his stubbornness, and the foolish mistakes he's made, and who mocks his lofty prejudices. And I'm the only one who can kiss his beautiful blond hair and find the tear that slides from the corner of his eye down to his chin.”
“Those loyal dogs would never be like me.”
“My boss isn't a worthy schemer. I am.”
A one-on-one pairing: a seemingly fragile subordinate who's secretly the true mastermind, and a beautiful, blond, aristocratic nonhuman villain of a boss.
#Gender reversal, with a powerful male lead and an even more powerful female lead. First-person perspective. The heroine is purely in it for the fun and is only interested in her boss, so her views don't represent the author's. #
#They use each other. The boss indulges all of the heroine's provocations and knows she's in it for the fun. So don't ask why she can kiss her boss whenever she wants despite being his subordinate. #
The setting is still that of a Chinese children's anime, so nothing gets too dark or grim. The protagonists and villains simply become friends after fighting.
Also, the other colleagues are simply loyal to their boss [and double agents (].
Theme: People are capable of growth
Brother, please update it, woo woo woo
(Squatting in a deep pit) (And consciously burying himself)
Why is the article about outstanding employees of the villain organization missing?