Yoshino Rion

This is a book that tells the story of four post-80s girls and their internet startup journey in 2004, filled with toxic motivational tales.
Watch how four newbies fresh from the ivory tower step by step better themselves in the internet boom, stand tall alone, and eventually carve out their own space in the predominantly male internet industry, ultimately achieving their life dreams. Change your life through the internet!
A work of realism in the niche of invigorating workplace fiction.
There are no cheats here, unless you count the protagonist's halo effect!

E-Ladies: Navigating the Wired World

A major project from Schroeder, which mobilized the entire team, left the company feeling as though it had been drained of its vitality; Zhou Xueyin was truly reluctant to get involved with these kinds of orders anymore—ones that involved a tumultuous mix of online and offline work and were more trouble than they were worth.


But now, relying solely on her abilities, the orders she received were mostly small requests for reposts and account promotions. Even if they came consistently every day, they never felt like enough to support the whole family.


Moreover, as more and more people operated accounts, user homogeneity became a serious issue, and the activity levels among netizens continued to decline, with even some accounts that had millions of followers experiencing a drop in their fan base rather than growth.


Zhou Xueyin, who hadn't experienced anxiety for a while, had started to feel anxious again recently...


Episode 227: Self-service is really convenient