The Whole Company Is Full of Dog-Blood Romance Protagonists

The good news: Jin Mo transmigrated into a book.

The bad news: She kept her original identity and position, and was still just another wage slave.

The worse news: The author hadn't finished the book, and its world was on the verge of collapse.

While Jin Mo was fretting over this, she discovered that she had a melodramatic drama field. Whenever her coworkers were near her, they would trigger dramatic lines and automatically fill in the plot.

A CEO playing the "substitute for the one I loved" trope tells his secretary to quit: "Woman, you're playing with fire."

The secretary: "Am I just a substitute in your heart? Did you ever love me at all?"

The CEO: "Never."

Jin Mo quietly pulled out some sunflower seeds. This job wasn't so bad after all. She even wanted to share her melon-watching spot with the male assistant she liked.

At that moment, the CEO said, "That woman thinks she can play hard to get. Hmph. If she doesn't want severance pay, give it to you all as a bonus."

Jin Mo: "Yes!"

The male assistant: "Give me half."

Jin Mo: "Well, I don't like you anymore."

Theme: Work hard to build a happy life