Married To The Big Boss

He Xiaoyuan was on the subway when his phone pinged with two messages simultaneously. One was from his aunt, informing […]

At this moment, He Xiaoyuan had no idea he had been rejected. Exiting the Twin Star Tower, he looked up

After He Xiaoyuan left, Qiao Sihang pushed open the gray glass door behind him and entered the adjacent office. He

He Xiaoyuan had always known life was tough for ordinary people, but he hadn’t expected finding a place to live

Three days later, the first batch of eleven graduate management trainees officially started. On the first day, everyone dressed formally.

The office area had quieted. Everyone was at their desks, busy familiarizing themselves with the system and workflow. Thinking ahead

Behind them stood a man with striking features, dressed in a suit, at least half a head taller than He

He Xiaoyuan sat at the corner of the bed holding his phone. Since they’d just added each other, he felt

Before He Xiaoyuan and the others could even resubmit their rewritten assignment, that same afternoon around three o’clock, Zhu Xuanmin

The next morning at work, He Xiaoyuan shared the idea of “pre-study” with the other ten people in the office.

After afternoon tea—and after wrapping up his chat with Brother Lu—He Xiaoyuan returned to his desk and continued working on

That night, in the dorm room, He Xiaoyuan came out of the bathroom after showering, towel-drying his hair, and saw

On the other end, Brother Lu didn’t reply for a while. He Xiaoyuan thought maybe the sheer enthusiasm had left

With full stomachs, Xu Ruomeng leaned back against the sofa, rubbing her rounded belly, and belched lightly. She looked across

New Media Division—Product Team Three—Xu Ruomeng: “First place gets 400,000? You’re joking, right?” HR—Graduate Trainee (Team One)—He Xiaoyuan: “It’s real.

With the detailed evaluation, Team One now had a clearer picture of their own standings. At the same time, He

The next morning, He Xiaoyuan forgot about applying for a fridge. Busy with rotation work, he barely had a moment

At lunch, Group One and Three had already exchanged plenty about rotations and departmental work. The boys agreed—Group Three’s girls

The three groups—around fifty people in total—were deep in competition, with rotation assignments reaching a fever pitch. The atmosphere in

The next day, as He Xiaoyuan arrived at the office, anyone who walked past him teased: “Lu Ge! Lu Ge,