Who Is Not Crazy at Work? They Rely on Poisonous AI to Stay Alive.

Lin Xiaoman is a standard social animal: squeezed into sardines during the morning rush hour, a road idiot who is tricked by the navigation system until he is late, encouraged by his boss's advice, and pushed away by his colleagues. With a salary of 6,000 and a heart of 60,000, he repeatedly jumps between "wanting to resign" and "needing to eat" every day. Until a moment of collapse when she got lost while commuting, she accidentally downloaded an orange cat icon APP - "Orange Million AI Assistant". This is where the daily mutual quarrel between one person and one cat begins: Lin Xiaoman complains about the bad things in the workplace, and Ju Wanwan wakes up with his venomous tongue + strength to solve it; she wants to take advantage of it and be lazy, while Ju Wanwan despises her as "worthless" and helps her filter out junk work news. There is no earth-shattering counterattack, only real daily life that pokes at the pain points of workers - using AI "plug-ins" to resolve trivial issues such as commuting, working overtime, and making things difficult for customers, and using the companionship of poisonous tongues to cure internal friction in the workplace. This is a hilarious healing manual for all working people. It contains the most authentic rules of survival in the workplace: You can go crazy at work, but you don't have to carry it hard. A reliable and vicious electronic partner can make the catastrophic career path smoother and more interesting.