In his previous life, Li Ye had heard of a "Leader Happiness Value" ranking list. It had been put together by a bunch of wage slaves killing time with complaints and jokes, ranking which types of leaders gave their subordinates a higher happiness value.
Generally speaking, working under male leaders was slightly better than working under female leaders—urban special forces and those with special abilities or improper thoughts excepted. Risking one's life for Celestial Beings was also a little better than doing so for ordinary folk.
Broken down further, male leaders waiting for retirement, or male leaders who had made mistakes and had no hope of making a comeback, were practically Heaven Mode. They basically did not manage you. You could run wild however you liked, slack off however you liked.
Those robust Celestial Beings who got promoted as soon as the time came, without needing much in the way of achievements, counted as Happiness Mode. Even if you poked a few small holes in the boat, it would not greatly affect their official careers. At most, they would curse you a couple of times; they would not try to crush you to death.
The small-time Celestial Beings with no grand ambitions were passable too. They had no great aspirations anyway. With no desires, they were strong; whoever provoked them, they snapped back at. Some decent ones would even protect their own.
But if you got stuck under a leader born a Small Town Test-Taker who was also ambitious, or one of those small Celestial Beings trying to surpass their fathers—
Then stop treating yourself like a human. When the donkey pulling the millstone rested, you would take over. The donkey rested, but the mill never stopped.
If you made some little mistake that affected your boss's future, the entire