Starting with a Blind Date with Guan Ju'er

Just kidding, are you a shareholder of a major foreign company, or a child prodigy who came back to China to work as an assistant? Your persona is ridiculous. A shareholder of a major company becoming my assistant would make me a little nervous. What, are they trying to sabotage me or something?

Sorry everyone. My mother recently fell and was hospitalized for surgery. I'm an only child, so I've been extremely busy and haven't had a chance to tell her. Updates will resume tonight!

I've read up to chapter 19. I can't help but complain a bit. The main characters having deep conversations after only a short time together is fine once or twice, but it gets annoying after three or four times. From the moment they met to when they got together, there's not a single word of emotional description between the male and female leads.

The protagonist's age has me completely baffled. Zhang Wenhao, who went on a blind date with Guan Juer, clearly looked like a student. They appeared to be around the same age, around 24. According to Baidu Baike, Guan Juer was born in 1993, making her 24 in 2016. Later on, the protagonist becomes sworn brothers with Bao Yifan, even calling him "you kid."

Based on the descriptions of Qu Xiaoxiao in several Ode to Joy fanfictions I've read, this kind of woman has absolutely no bottom line. They talk about how chaotic life is abroad and enjoy exposing people's flaws. I find this kind of woman particularly repulsive and hope there won't be any more writing about her.

The term "Director's Assistant" in the text is essentially a secretary. In practice, a Director's Assistant's lateral transfer would be to Deputy General Manager, and at a subsidiary, they would become General Manager. The next step is Executive Director. Their job involves directly overseeing business units or headquarters functional departments.

What was the purpose of this time travel? What did I gain? What is the direction of my development? There must have been some gain, otherwise, what was the point of traveling through so many worlds and spending all that time?

It becomes very illogical later on. The protagonist is so powerful, rich, well-connected, and influential, yet he's just an assistant in someone else's company.

I don't understand something. Some people said they were advised to quit and left. I thought, so what if they left? Why didn't they even tell me? Did they expect me to see them off?

It's well-written, but there are too few updates.