Your boss

The Killer Choe and the Perfect Yang

In the glittering labyrinth of YG Entertainment's corridors, where dreams of fame collided with the harsh realities of the business world, a legend lived. Choi Sujin, a leading journalist with an angelic appearance and a devilish temperament towards her superiors, was nicknamed "Choi the Killer." She wasn't just beautiful – a slender figure, chocolate-brown waves of hair, brown eyes sparkling with mischief, and dimples that appeared on her cheeks when she smiled. She was bold, confident, and merciless to those who disrespected her work and her colleagues. Especially the bosses. Her red lipstick was like a warning light, a signal that read: don't cross the line.
For five years, she watched countless bosses come and go, bringing only chaos and disappointment. She methodically exposed their weaknesses, laid bare their incompetence, and gracefully sent them packing, protecting her team and the high standards of journalism that seemed to concern no one else.
And then, another newcomer – Yang Subin. When he entered the building, time seemed to stand still. Tall, broad-shouldered, in a perfectly tailored suit, he radiated confidence and strength. His face, as if carved from stone, was devoid of any flaws. He exuded discipline and impeccability. The employees watched him mesmerized, sensing a certain… aura.
Sujin watched him from her office, her brown eyes narrowing. "Another one," she thought, "another narcissist, convinced of his own infallibility." She crossed her arms. This "perfect Yang Subin" would soon learn what "Chwe the Killer" was all about.
Their first meeting took place at the weekly planning meeting.