The Most Handsome Engineer

After reading the first few chapters, I was a little speechless. The author should be a little more logical. The protagonist is a person who does not seek to make progress. Where is the evidence? It's been three years and I'm still an assistant engineer. Why assistant engineer? It was because he focused on leading his apprentices, found a problem, asked his apprentices to tell the leader, found a solution, and asked his apprentices to submit it to the leaders. Then his beautiful apprentice became an official engineer, and he was still an assistant engineer. And the leaders don't even know that someone like him exists. If you want to say that the protagonist has no thoughts about this beautiful apprentice, you would be lying to a fool. However, what the author has always emphasized is that the protagonist loves his girlfriend very much. Speechless. A girlfriend who loves her should strive for their future, work hard, get a promotion and a salary increase, right? But the protagonist gave all the credit to the beautiful apprentice, and then the apprentice became a formal engineer, but he basically didn't understand many things. He always came to ask the protagonist, and the protagonist helped solve the problem. Then the apprentice's position became higher and higher, and he earned more and more money, but the protagonist was squeezed out and worked the night shift. If I were the protagonist's girlfriend, I would break up with her too. What do you want to do? Do you want anything else for your beautiful apprentice? I originally thought it would be a good-looking novel, but it turned out to be a bit nauseating after reading a few chapters.

There are so many positions in English. Ordinary people really don't understand what positions they represent. They are confused.

Sofa, I feel pretty good. Continue to fatten up and then kill. I gave the first and second blood recommendation votes first. Come on, don't go into the palace.