"With how much you all love to talk, Tang Monk and His Disciples could've saved themselves a lot of trouble back in the day. Forget sleeping rough and enduring eighty-one trials. You should've written the scriptures, and they could've come straight to you for them. You're living bodhisattvas!" Gu Luosheng set down her cup and propped her head on one hand, speaking unhurriedly.
"So this is all your brains can hold. When it comes to work, you don't know a thing or do a thing. The company basically hired three freeloaders. Are you here to work as paparazzi?"
Finally, one of them couldn't stand it anymore and snapped back, "You're a has-been, and you have the nerve to criticize us? Do you know how hard it is to get into the Ye Group? We went through five interviews to get hired. What about you? You played a corpse and sneaked your way in, didn't you?"
Gu Luosheng couldn't resist applauding. "Exactly! Turns out you're the ones who really know what's what. Look at you-you clearly understand everything, don't you? Yet you still won't do your jobs properly."
"You..." Gu Luosheng pointed at the woman with dyed yellow hair. "At work, you're either doing your makeup or chatting with your colleagues. You've done plenty of slacking off, but not a bit of actual work."
The yellow-haired woman's mouth twitched. "You... stop slandering me. You have no proof."
Gu Luosheng nearly laughed herself to death. "Girl, did you forget we live in a high-tech society? There's a camera right over your head. Don't tell me you didn't know?"
"I... didn't." The yellow-haired woman looked stunned.
Actually... Gu Luosheng hadn't known either, but that didn't matter. She had her system as a cheat.
"And your lipstick's smudged. You were kissing a man in