Showing Off Everyday Life: the Funny Life of an Ordinary Person Like Me

Other people's urban novels: counterattack, cheating, overlord, and cultivating immortality. My urban life: being late, fishing for money, having my wages deducted, being manipulated by the landlord, fighting wits with my neighbors, and being stupid with my friends. My name is Lin Xiaole, 24 years old, with a monthly salary of 4,500, renting a single room in an old community, a pure and ordinary person: There is no heavenly system, no rich family background, no counterattack script, just countless daily nonsense. I overslept three hours in the morning and made up the outrageous excuse of "the cat is holding the phone and won't let me go to work"; When trying to catch a fish at work, PPT can mark the boss's name as the "old version"; The stingy landlord's water and electricity inspections are more stringent than the police inspections, and the weird neighbor sings in the middle of the night and drills electric drills during renovations; Bragging can reach outer space, meeting comedians on a blind date, and eating hot pot can splash the boss. This book contains no nonsense, no cruelty, and no forced jokes. It is all about real little things that resonate with the workers.