Monster Nail Salon Management Guide

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“I heard you’re still trying to create something original~”
“No matter how much you try, it’s always the same~”

A sweet, gentle female voice drifted faintly from the leaking headphones, soon drowned out by the relentless clatter of keyboards in the office cubicles.

In the fast-paced world of a major corporation’s office building, everyone’s mental state seemed as though they were burdened with blood feuds like characters in a melodrama—either quietly losing their minds or wildly energized as if injected with adrenaline.

“Ctrl c + Ctrl v, working for me is a huge loss…”

Ning Zhixia took a deep breath, dark circles under his eyes, glancing tremblingly at his phone screen—a barrage of nearly ten sixty-second voice messages from his manager. Without hesitation, he submitted his resignation through the office app.

A few sharp-eyed heads popped up in the cubicles, whispering as they watched the young man cleaning out his computer.

“Every year, so many graduates would kill for a shot to get in here. Young people today just don’t know how to cherish opportunity.”

“Quitting a perfectly good job—must have a mountain of gold at home to fall back on.”

Ning Zhixia said nothing. Truth be told, he actually did.

It was the dead of winter. The city streets bustled with traffic, red lanterns hung from the roadside trees swayed their bright yellow tassels in the chilly wind.

After leaving the company, Ning Zhixia took a seat at the bar by the convenience store window, brooding as he opened up various job-huntin