I’m the Boss’s Biggest Headache

Dai Yao, a senior in college, woke up one morning to find she had transmigrated into a book, becoming a cannon-fodder intern at the company of the villain in a business-warfare novel aimed at male readers.

In business-warfare novels, everyone schemes and plots to get ahead and seize power. They smile to your face and stab you in the back, and even the dogs by the roadside are deep schemers.

As a cannon-fodder intern, Dai Yao was ordered around by her bosses and made to do all sorts of thankless tasks, then take the blame for them.

Dai Yao, who had spent four years at college being treated like a baby: What? You want me dead, don't you?

Half a month later, a crowd of managers discovered in horror... that they had overestimated Dai Yao's intelligence and underestimated her ability to take action.

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She was sent to the rival company to steal documents.

A foreign language? Dai Yao laughed outright. This is hilarious, I can't understand a word.

If she couldn't understand it, she'd just bring it all back. The kid might not have a brain, but she had plenty of muscle.

The senior management let out a shrill scream: How is bringing back a bomb any different from this?

The company arranged for Dai Yao to give false testimony and accuse their rival.

Dai Yao: This is hilarious, she can't even tell good people from bad.

Leave professional matters to the professionals. Call the police and have them arrest everyone, then let the officers question them.

That day, half the people at her own company disappeared, while the rival company was wiped out completely.

Dai Yao planted her hands on her hips and sighed with feeling: So this is business warfare? It's that easy?

The others, barely clinging to life: "..."

You're about to play the whole company out of existence... and you're talking about business warfare.

Thanks to Dai Yao's unorthodox methods, the company was visibly getting back on track day by day.

When her six-month internship ended, Dai Yao faced her evaluation for a permanent position.

To everyone's surprise, all the managers unanimously marked her as "passed."

Not for any other reason. If a menace like Dai Yao got hired by a rival company, then they would be the ones in for a bad time.

#Dai Yao: When the boss serves food, I spin the table. When the boss opens the door, I get in the car. When the boss holds a meeting, I buy a bubble tea and slurp away...#

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The villainous big boss had recently had a very strange dream.

In the dream, he was the villain in a novel, and one day in the future, the male lead would take everything from him, including the company he had painstakingly built.

The big villain scoffed in disdain and decided that before that day arrived, he would first get rid of the male lead's adviser from the dream, the clever strategist who was always running around making suggestions.

But after searching the male lead's entire company, he still couldn't find where that clever person was.

Then one day, a subordinate reported that an intern at their company had single-handedly destroyed the male lead's company.

The big villain: What?

The good news: Such a talent was at his own company.

The bad news: His own company was about to be played to death by her, too.

#Dai Yao: Are you saying I'm clever?#

Dai Yao: a boss's worst nightmare.

The story of a sweet, innocent college girl who somehow became the business world's dreaded business-warfare wrecking ball.

Theme: A wonderful life is achieved through hard work.