One Book, No Room for Two Overbearing CEOs

Song Shenxue is the CEO in a typical Mary Sue novel. He is charmingly arrogant, cold-hearted, and spends his days issuing orders to his subordinates while falling head over heels for innocent flowers by the roadside, forcing them into love. Song Shenxue is well aware of his role, so he diligently follows the storyline. However, he has yet to meet his destined flower when he finds himself transported into a business war novel. His timing is unfortunate; the Song family goes bankrupt after losing to their rivals, and he ends up working at a convenience store. Yet, Song Shenxue continues to domineer his narrative, falling in love at first sight with Duan Qin, who comes to the convenience store to buy water. With a wicked smile, he pulls out an overdrawn credit card and says, “Man, you’re quite clean. You’re qualified to bear my children.” President Duan sizes up Song Shenxue and replies, “Alright.” * Song Shenxue loves to take what he wants. He forcefully makes his flower level up his diamond account, insists that his flower learn to speak Mandarin with a London accent, and enforces a rule that they can only sleep together once a week. Although Duan Qin is neither gentle nor soft, and his cooking could poison three business rivals, always pushing for more than he deserves, Song Shenxue is generally quite satisfied with him. Until one day, after Duan Qin insists on changing their arrangement to five times a night, Song Shenxue finally reaches his limit and decides to make Duan Qin recognize his position as a “plaything.” He sneers, “So, do you want cash or a check? Either way, love is something I definitely can’t give you.” Duan Qin kisses his forehead and says, “Good, sleep now. Tomorrow is our first wedding anniversary.” Song Shenxue: Heh 🙂 Mary Sue CEO gong x Business War novel shou — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: One Book, No Room for Two Overbearing CEOs — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠