Han Lingxi wasn't lying; she really couldn't play around anymore. Although she held a sinecure at the company and had no real power, she still had to review some documents and materials. Han's mother was the company's president, and she would come over to check on Han Lingxi's work whenever she had time.

Han Lingxi calculated that a business partner had just gone to talk to her mother about something, and it was probably almost over. After it was over, her mother would most likely come to see her, so to avoid being scolded, she decided not to play anymore.

Sure enough, less than ten minutes after Han Lingxi closed the game, her mother knocked on the door and then pushed it open and came in.

"Mom, why are you like this? I didn't even say 'please come in'."

Han Lingxi complained.

"If I wait until you finish saying 'please come in' before I come in, how am I supposed to catch you not working properly?"

Han's mother didn't care about Han Lingxi's words at all, nor did she show any intention of reflecting on them. Han Lingxi didn't really blame her mother either, so the topic was skipped over.

Han's mother casually picked up the documents on the table and looked at them. These documents were all copies, which she had brought over for Han Lingxi to study.

When Han's mother saw it, she was very surprised because the copy clearly marked the highlights and shortcomings with red and blue pens, and even wrote down the modification plan.

"Did you write this?"

Han's mother asked in disbelief.

"Of course I wrote it. Do you think I could find someone else to write it for me? Don't underestimate your daughter. I didn't study abroad for so many years for nothing."

Han Lingxi rolled her eyes and said that she was actually a little guilty when she said it, after all, the original owner did not learn anything abroad and just played around.

Han Lingxi was able to handle these documents well entirely because she had some prior experience, and the "Business Skills Book" she had previously purchased from the system was also usable here.

Han's mother nodded, then flipped through a few other books. She had asked that question out of surprise, not because she suspected that Han Lingxi had asked someone else for help, since she could still recognize her daughter's handwriting.

"The company has a few projects coming up lately, would you like to try your hand at one?"

Han's mother asked, feeling that although she didn't know if Han Lingxi was capable of completing a project independently, she could definitely participate and gain experience.

"No way, seeing how late they work every day is too tiring, I don't want to do it."

Han Lingxi said shamelessly that it was completely in line with the original owner's style of doing things.

"The company will be handed over to you in the future. How can you complain about being tired? Besides, the reason for working overtime is because they are inefficient. If they were efficient, they could finish the work during normal working hours."

Han's mother advised Han Lingxi.

Han Lingxi looked at her mother speechlessly. People were working overtime because they wanted to be perfect and were afraid of making mistakes, so they repeatedly checked and changed things.

"What kind of look is that? Oh, right, there seems to be a project that involves Chongrang's company. Why don't you take over that one? I heard Chongrang often works overtime. You two can take this opportunity to get to know each other better. It's not good for newlyweds to never see each other."

Han's mother started nagging.

How do you know we won't be able to meet?

Han Lingxi asked timidly. In order to make her family believe that she and Chong Rang were already married, Han Lingxi had moved out. On the surface, the two of them lived together, but in reality, they lived in their own apartment. She guessed that Chong Rang didn't even know where she lived, and similarly, she didn't know where Chong Rang lived either.

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