The Office Drone Heroine, But She Blows Up the Company

First of all, thank you for the limited exemption. I probably wouldn't have discovered this book without the exemption. The ending was beyond my expectations. I originally thought it would be a lighthearted and funny cookie. But I personally like this ending very much. It feels like Wei Chu's image gradually comes to life in three dimensions. Hmm... And maybe there is a reason why I didn't like the male protagonist's condescending attitude from the beginning [helpless], but I am the protagonist and I can't help but feel embarrassed. Although Wei Chu felt a little aggrieved during the trial and growth stages, the experiences of the male protagonist made up for this. And I don't quite understand why some people think it's be. Wei Chu can finally start a new life! Is it because she didn't get a sweet love?

After reading it, don't you plan to write a side story? Why did the main god come to this dungeon by himself? How will he live in the future? But I feel that the male protagonist is still very arrogant in the end. Although he is also a puppet, he seems to be very arrogant from the beginning to the end. It makes me feel that putting him as the male protagonist has a feeling of, emmmmm, high-altitude, but it seems that no one else can reach the male protagonist.

At the end, I think this article is quite successful. The author respects the heroine very much. At first, I thought that the male and female protagonists would be forced to be together, but in the end, it was sublimated. I like this ending. Good luck, author!

When I saw this novel, I was attracted by the name. I just thought it was a funny social novel. But the further I read, the more it fit my mood. Under the seemingly equal social rules, there is oppression of workers and oppression of women everywhere. As a worker, you have to listen to your leader, your boss, and your company. But I just did a job, I didn't sell myself to you. But reality is like this. As a woman, you need to be obedient and obedient when you are young, and gentle and demure when you grow up. When you get older, you will get married and have children. It seems that if you don't follow the rules, you are a rebel and an unfilial daughter. But I am myself, my life, my life. I don't need anyone to manipulate me in the name of you doing it for my own good. The Wei Chu described by the author is very courageous. All the things he did were things I had never dreamed of doing since I was little. After I went from following the rules to getting married and having children, I suddenly discovered the feeling of depression and resistance buried in my heart. I always thought I was sick, but from the moment I read this novel, I felt like I was only partially alive and partially dead. That's it, I still lack the courage to fight reality. In life, it is rare to be confused, and one can live a lifetime in confusion. Anyway, I still envy Wei Chu.

After watching it, the heroine really blew up the company and killed the boss [lop-eared rabbit head]

Very good book, I stayed up late to read it. Wei Chu, you are free. Hope we can all be free.

I took the time to finish reading it. The ending felt a bit abrupt, but it was really good. The new world does not need gods.

I like this ending very much, but after reading the previous chapter, I don't want to read the plot of the next dozen chapters. It's not bad, but I always feel a sense of detachment. I can't explain this feeling myself, but I can definitely understand that I like this book. Such an ending is already very good in my opinion. If the heroine is really together with the hero in the end, I think it will be a slack and insult to the heroine.

Everything must end. . . I feel like I can pick up a knife and kill the Lord God (Ahhhhhh

Why is this male lead, the original heroine, so annoying? I'm so angry.