An unconventional second-generation rich kid: a confident queen who needs no one’s validation, paired with a founding entrepreneur who’s a walking black hole of bad luck.
Gymnastics queen Qiao Shan transmigrates into a book, becoming a rich second-generation character whose sole purpose is to be the female lead’s punching bag for a hundred years.
After transmigrating into the book, she decides to lie flat. Her plan is to return to her family’s embrace in a month, get pregnant in six months, and have twins a year later.
But then a phone call that made her ears pregnant prompted her to temporarily change her mind and get back to work for the man who had rear-ended her car.
And so her career got a second wind.
On her first day back at work, she set out to become the best gymnastics commentator in the entertainment industry.
On her second day, she started selling products by picking fights. I’ll admit when I’m being a contrarian, but would you admit you’re lazy?
On her thirtieth day back at work, she took a camper van, packed her own gear, and joined a slow-paced reality show, where she played up her boss’s sob story and recruited new people.
On her hundredth day back at work, the whole internet was asking: Has Miss Qiao started lying flat yet?
The male lead looked down at her. “Miss Qiao, stop working so hard. Lie flat.”
On her three hundred and sixty-fifth day back at work, the whole internet was asking: Is Miss Qiao still not lying flat?
The male lead whispered, “You keep working. I’ll lie flat.”
On the first day she finally lay flat, the whole internet was asking: Has Miss Qiao stopped working so hard?
The male lead covered Qiao Shan’s ears. “Lie flat, lie flat. Look, I’m lying flat.”
Note: The male lead’s version of lying flat and the female lead’s version of lying flat don’t mean exactly the same thing.
Theme: Lying flat is no good. Work until you drop
Is it gb? Female attacker?