Bai Yan turned her head and frowned as she looked at the secretary in front of her. She briefly flipped through the original owner's memories before she remembered her name.

Linda.

She's an old hand in the secretarial office, and she always likes to boss the original owner around doing things that aren't within her job scope.

The original owner of this body was a good-natured person and was willing to tolerate Linda, but Bai Yan was not.

"Coffee?" Bai Yan looked at Linda. "Want some?"

Linda frowned, just as she was about to express her confusion, Bai Yan had already brushed past her: "Buy it yourself, I don't have time."

After passing by her, Linda's expression gradually became one of disbelief.

Her disbelief quickly turned into anger. What did Bai Yan, that intern, say to her just now?

How dare she say such a thing to her? Does she even want to stay in the secretariat?!

Bai Yan sat down in her seat, picked up the documents beside her. She might have resigned, but she would still do her job well. She wasn't someone who liked to cause trouble for others.

Linda, clattering in her high heels, stormed up to Bai Yan and paused briefly in front of her workstation.

"Bai Yan, have you lost your mind?" she said. "It's just buying a coffee, and you embarrassed me in front of so many people? Don't you, as a junior, know any workplace etiquette..."

Linda, hands on her hips, said, "Go buy me a coffee right now, or I'll see if you can stay in this secretarial office!"

If this old woman can't handle Bai Yan, this newcomer, how will she be able to work in the secretariat in the future?

Bai Yan looked up at Linda, a hint of impatience flashing between her brows: "Are you a beggar?"

"Is Higurashi still withholding your salary?"

Linda frowned, and Bai Yan stood up: "Don't beg from me. If you really want coffee, go buy it yourself."

She took the documents to another person in charge's office, completed the categorization, and then gave a data plan sheet from yesterday to Manager Wang in the planning department. That completed the original owner's task.

She went straight to submit her resignation.

Linda gritted her teeth behind her: "Aaaaaah!!!"

She didn't know what had gotten into Bai Yan, but she knew Bai Yan was finished!

...

"Xiaobai, are you busy? Can you help me organize these reports?"

Bai Yan's male colleague from next door walked over, and she said, "I'm not busy."

The male colleague smiled and was about to hand her the report when Bai Yan said, "I won't help."

"Um...aren't you not busy?"

"What does it matter to me if I'm not busy?" Bai Yan looked up at her.

The original owner was a newcomer in the office and an undergraduate student, so these people naturally treated her as an assistant. Although they weren't as excessive as Linda, there wasn't much difference in how Bai Yan treated her.

The male colleague, rejected, looked displeased: "And I even helped you when Linda yelled at you before, really..."

After the male colleague left, people started asking Bai Yan for help with things, just like they always did.

Bai Yan rejected them all.

She just wanted to finish what she was doing as soon as possible and resign immediately.

About an hour later, after finishing the last report, Bai Yan glanced at her wristwatch and prepared to go to Manager Wang's office.

"Bai Yan!" Suddenly, a girl next to Bai Yan called out.

Bai Yan frowned, instinctively about to refuse, when the girl said, "I just saw Linda and Kang Zhao talking in the break room about how to mess with you."

The girl's eyes lit up with admiration: "You were amazing today. I usually don't dare to refuse them."

Bai Yan then remembered that this girl had come to intern at the same time as her. Both of them were low-level workers, and to put it bluntly, all the secretarial work was split between the two of them. They were so busy that they barely had time to breathe and didn't exchange many words, so they weren't very familiar with each other.

She nodded at her, and the girl whispered again, "But I think you're in big trouble this time. Linda and Manager Wang are very close, they'll definitely target you this time..."

"Thank you for reminding me." Bai Yan smiled at her.

Then he took the report and went into Manager Wang's office.

"Manager, this is the revenue since the game was launched yesterday, along with the test data we submitted."

Manager Wang glanced down at Bai Yan, then picked up the report on the table. "Okay."

"Linda," he called out.

Soon Linda came in from outside, and Manager Wang handed her the documents that Bai Yan had prepared: "The data has been collected, go and give it to them."

“Okay~” Linda said sweetly.

He only glanced at Bai Yan deliberately when he passed by.

Bai Yan didn't even look at her, turned and left the office. Linda punched a cotton ball, and indignant, she chased after her.

He followed behind Bai Yan and whispered, "You just wait!"

Bai Yan ignored her and, after finishing all her work, began typing her resignation at her workstation.

What the original owner considered a great job, Bai Yan saw as low pay and lots of work. Let whoever wants it do it; she certainly wouldn't...

I had just finished typing my resignation letter and was about to print it out when Manager Wang and Linda and others came over.

Bai Yan pressed her lips together slightly. Of course, she knew they had come to cause her trouble, but she wasn't afraid.

"Look at the data you've got! It's all wrong, do you even know that?" Manager Wang walked over and threw a stack of documents at Bai Yan's face.

"Our company makes games. Do you know how important test data is? If it fails to run, we'll lose tens of millions of dollars in cash!"

Manager Wang deliberately exaggerated.

Linda was his woman, so of course he had to help her get revenge if she was wronged. He had plenty of experience dealing with girls who weren't even graduates yet; once he publicly humiliated her like this, he'd make sure she was terrified of him from then on.

Bai Yan turned her head to avoid it, then took two steps back and picked up the report from the ground.

"The data is wrong. Tell me where it's wrong?"

Manager Wang was taken aback, seemingly not expecting that a mere intern secretary would dare to speak to him like that.

But with so many people watching, he had to find a legitimate reason. “There’s a mistake in the data running in the background. You’re not the one who does this, so you probably wouldn’t know. I think you just weren’t careful and didn’t copy it properly.”

Bai Yan didn't talk to him about these things. She returned to her workstation, turned on her computer, and started typing.

"What are you doing?" Manager Wang asked, annoyed that she wasn't responding.

"Holy crap..." The person who could see Bai Yan's computer screen was shocked. Bai Yan was building the game's architecture... Most people in game companies could make a simple little game like that.

But Bai Yan is both a student who hasn't graduated yet and a member of the secretariat.

Third, this program wasn't written by her. Even if a programmer wrote the program themselves, repeating it might still result in runtime bugs.

But she was incredibly fast. With almost identical data, what others took three days to slowly create, she easily simulated the previous game architecture in five minutes and then ran it with clicks.

After that, I printed out the data and handed it to Manager Wang in one go: "Tell me, where is the mistake?"