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What a Coincidence! The Boss Just Fell for Me
What a Coincidence! The Boss Just Fell for Me Plot:
Lin Weiwei, a new office worker, was betrayed and framed by her boss and competitors in her past life, dying tragically in office infighting. She returns surprisingly to her first day at work. This time, she becomes shrewd, avoids all traps with her foresight, and crosses paths with the mysterious CEO of a huge group—what starts as friction turns into secret affection. The CEO secretly helps her rise to a top professional, and they also develop a sweet mutual love, kicking off her exciting counterattack life.
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