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His Spoiled Dramatic Little Assistant
His Spoiled Dramatic Little Assistant Plot:
Su Tang, who was fired for being "dramatic" by her previous company, accidentally becomes the assistant to Li Jingchuan, president of Li's Group. She insists on 36 pearls in her milk tea, makes him join her for tomato hot pot during overtime, and even skips half a day of work to find her cat—everyone waits for her to be fired. But while Li Jingchuan calls her a "troublemaker" verbally, he secretly prepares her milk tea, clears the office for hot pot, and searches three streets for her cat until midnight. When Su Tang hands in her resignation with packed luggage, Li Jingchuan takes out a name tag engraved with "President Li's Exclusive Dramatic Assistant": "My person—why can't she be dramatic?" It turns out he'd long noticed: her "dramatics" are just her passion for life, and he's determined to spoil that passion into his one-of-a-kind sweetness.
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