The Overbearing CEO Is a Woman

What exactly makes a domineering CEO?

Before transmigrating into a book, Luo Shu would have thought that a so-called domineering CEO should be a man who'd stayed single and chaste for years, with a cold, taciturn personality and rarely a smile. He'd have assets worth over a hundred billion, travel everywhere in luxury cars, and stick to an everyday diet of exquisite sandwiches and hand-ground black coffee. At midnight, he'd stand before a floor-to-ceiling window holding a glass of red wine, then say to the office building across the street, "It's getting cold. Time to bankrupt the Wang family."

Secretary: Isn't that exactly the kind of life you live now?

Luo Shu said, "As a domineering CEO, my backyard is a respawn point for my mysterious childhood crush, the hotel where I stay is a respawn point for the aloof, headstrong little white flower, and my company and car headlights are respawn points for the energetic, sunny, sweet little fool..."

Luo Shu: "So now I don't dare go home, I don't dare enter hotels, and I can only stay in my office at work. My driver's license has long since been buried, and now I even get jumpy around people walking with coffee..."

Luo Shu: "This isn't what a domineering CEO is like."

Secretary: "This is exactly what a domineering CEO is like."

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A story written entirely for my own enjoyment, filled with all kinds of old-school, melodramatic, dog-blooded cliches and stereotypes.

A little trip down memory lane, revisiting old-school domineering-CEO fiction, except this time the CEO is a woman.

Not exactly a power-fantasy story about a strong female lead. The heroine is probably the only normal person among a crowd of old-school, melodramatic, unhinged weirdos. It covers a lot of ground, all in the vein of a pure BG Mary Sue harem story.

I'm a sucker for trashy fiction. I want to have fun, so I'm going to.

Theme: Loving yourself is the beginning of a lifelong romance.