American Comics: BOSS Invasion

Qi Shan, feeling a bit helpless, pressed his hand down: "Take a breath first. You're just blurting out a bunch of stuff without any context. I don't even know what you're talking about!"

He interrupted Ollie, who was spitting out words like a machine gun, and waited for her to calm down and take a few deep breaths.

Only then did Qi Shan nod: "Speak slowly. What exactly happened?"

"They're all gone! All the employees are gone! They don't have confidence in the new boss and are afraid of getting taken advantage of, so they packed up everything from the office and left.

Boss, I strongly suggest you call the police! This is illegal!"

Qi Shan raised his hand: "That's not urgent. Since they're all company employees, we have their basic information and even their home addresses. They can't run. First, tell me, who is that sleeping at the front desk?"

"She's the company's receptionist, but she mainly lives the nightlife, you know, pretty girl!"

Ollie's expression was slightly disdainful when she spoke, clearly looking down on that kind of girl.

Qi Shan remained noncommittal. Other people's lives had nothing to do with him.

"Go wake her up. First, call the police, then find a cleaning company to tidy up. Except for the necessary documents, throw away all the old office equipment.

I'm going to renovate this place!"

Ollie was a little surprised: "Boss, this place is rented. Is there really a need to renovate?"

Qi Shan's phone buzzed. He took it out, glanced at it, and smiled: "I just bought it! During the office renovation, you'll be promoted to editor-in-chief, responsible for recruiting staff. Set up the framework as soon as possible! What's your current annual salary?"

"Around 70,000, boss!" Ollie's heart was beating fast.

Qi Shan said nonchalantly: "Then congratulations, from today onwards, you've been promoted to a senior executive with an annual salary of 200,000! The salaries of applicants can also be appropriately increased by 30% ~ 100%. My requirements aren't too high, but at the very least, there shouldn't be anyone sleeping during work hours!"

Ollie hesitated: "Actually, she's not bad. At least she didn't steal anything and leave like the others!"

"That's true. Then you can explain the situation to her and give her another chance. You handle this yourself. If I find a similar situation again, I'll come directly to you!"

"No problem, I'll talk to her!"

Qi Shan nodded, took out a card, and handed it over: "This is the company's basic account. A few minutes ago, I transferred 200,000 US dollars into it. All expenses will come from here. If it's not enough, call me!"

After Qi Shan finished speaking, he turned to leave.

Ollie took the bank card and was stunned for a moment. She couldn't believe that the new boss not only gave her a raise but also directly handed over the financial power to her. Although currently, it was just the work of setting up the company's framework, it also represented unparalleled trust.

"Oh right, here you go!" Qi Shan handed over a card, smiled, and made a phone gesture: "If you can't solve something, remember to notify me, and I'll help you handle it!"

Ollie looked down. The front of the card read 'Mike Qi,' and the back had a phone number.

She looked up and shouted: "I won't let you down, boss!"

Qi Shan smiled back, pushed open the door, and walked out.

Through the dirty glass, Ollie vaguely saw the boss get into a luxury car and quickly disappear.

Qi Shan was only there for less than three minutes from start to finish, but Ollie's mood was like going straight from hell to heaven.

Just asking a few questions and then handing over a card with 200,000 US dollars was simply too exciting!

Peter Parker has been having a rough time lately.

The aftermath of being a superhero has gradually affected his life.

It's no longer just a matter of being late for dates.

Every time his eyes met George, Gwen's father, he couldn't help but recall his words: "As long as you're still active, you'll continue to make enemies, and people will get hurt. So, I need you to promise me that no matter what happens, you won't involve Gwen."

When Gwen wanted to introduce him to her family on graduation day, Peter backed down. Spider-Man couldn't give him any courage.

He was afraid of hurting the person he loved most.

Gwen couldn't understand his thinking at all. In her opinion, Peter had fallen into a thought loop again, and if he didn't walk out of it himself, no one could save the relationship.

After a heated argument, the two decided to break up.

Having lost love, Spider-Man appeared more frequently. He seemed to be exerting all his strength, constantly saving people, whether it was a child being bullied, a car accident, or a robbery.

Wherever there was disaster or crime, Spider-Man's figure was always present, whether it was day or night.

The result of this, in addition to reducing the city's crime rate, was to provide the media with a lot of material.

Every morning, as soon as he turned on the TV, he would hear the host endlessly commenting on Spider-Man.

They interviewed the views of many people. Some felt that Spider-Man was not a good person, others felt that Spider-Man hindered the work of the police, and even a newspaper was openly opposing Spider-Man, calling on the police to arrest him.

And unfortunately, the newspaper that Peter chose to earn extra money from was this very same Daily Bugle.

The editor-in-chief, James, was a rich and bored man. He firmly opposed Spider-Man and had even reached the point of hating him. This kind of nonsensical opponent left Peter speechless.

If other people's opinions couldn't affect his mood, whether it was opposition or support, it had no impact on Spider-Man.

Parker just hoped to constantly work every day to forget his previous relationship.

Facts proved that this didn't work. As the days passed, the longing for Gwen grew stronger every day.

He wanted to suddenly appear in front of everyone more than once, apologize, and start over, but he could never muster the courage.

This continued for many days.

Until one day, among a group of media outlets that were singing his praises, he suddenly discovered a very special newspaper, the Dot Daily.

This newspaper was actually openly collecting information about Spider-Man, hoping to obtain Spider-Man's daily route through public submissions.

And it claimed that it was promoting a high-altitude surveillance network system, hoping to find Spider-Man's lair and confirm his true identity through a complete monitoring path.

Every confirmed valid Spider-Man video could receive a reward ranging from $10 to $1000.

And it announced that if anyone knew Spider-Man's true identity, they would receive a reward of $100,000.

Now the whole city was boiling!

The public was not only very interested in Spider-Man's true identity but even more interested in money.

As a result, he could always find all kinds of paparazzi when he went out recently.

Peter felt that this couldn't go on. He was going to talk to the editor-in-chief of the Dot Daily.