You Can't Be a Boss Without a Little Poison

This book is really the natal novel in my life!

It took me two days to read Ru Chu Dada's article. I really like Dada's writing style. There is a kind of meaningful philosophy and poetry between the lines, and there is also a positive and optimistic undertone, which makes the pattern of the article far better than most romance novels that are limited by small feelings and egos. I like the male protagonist. Unlike the cold and ascetic CEO, Mu Han is a rational, tolerant, responsible and modest gentleman with a bottom line. His big and wonderful strokes make him real and three-dimensional. And the kind-hearted heroine Duoduo has gradually grown up in the workplace, becoming braver and stronger. She deserves to be praised by happiness. People who love each other should not let each other down. Thank you for giving them a good ending, and thank you even more for bringing us such a warm and good story.

I came across this article accidentally, and after reading two chapters, I couldn't stop it. The author's first-person writing is very skillful, the characters are vivid and down-to-earth, and the plot is natural and vivid, interlocking, as if it is a workplace story around you. I particularly appreciate the author's writing style, which is concise, bright but not gloomy, and humorous but not artificial. Keep up the good work.

A great novel, luckily I saw it!