My Company Is Black
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By 백춘희
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2024
Description
There are too many black companies (exploitative companies) in South Korea. Jung Hwi-kyung, an upstanding young person in South Korea, was returning home after ending their unpaid internship when they helped a suspicious elderly woman. The elderly woman, saying it’s rare to see such a kind young person these days, asked Hwi-kyung to make a wish. Without much thought, Hwi-kyung said “I want to get a job at a good place”…. Little did they know that the wish would focus on “good place” rather than “getting a job.” Who would have known there was a system where if you get hired at a black company, you return to being a job seeker again? Grandmother… where in Korea can you even find a company that isn’t a black company…. Jung Hwi-kyung, now a powerful office worker who has tried everything from small businesses, public corporations, large corporations, medium-sized companies, contract positions, permanent contract positions, temporary positions, daily work, to full-time positions, has one thing left to try. “I will personally employ you.” “Pardon?” “Four major insurances guaranteed, separate incentives, all meals provided, separate overtime and weekend pay.” “…” “Full-time employment with separate holiday bonuses, freedom to use vacation days, and casual dress code.” A live-in housekeeper for a parachute-appointed executive director? Note: “Black company” is a term used in East Asian countries to describe exploitative companies with poor working conditions. A “parachute appointment” refers to someone placed in a high position through connections rather than merit.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- beyond
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
My Company Is Black Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on My Company Is Black
My Company Is Black is a web novel that definitely grabbed my attention with its intriguing premise and unique blend of genres. It's not every day you stumble upon a story that combines the cutthroat world of business with a time loop and supernatural elements, all wrapped up in a steamy yaoi romance. I went in expecting a typical CEO power fantasy, but I was pleasantly surprised by the nuanced characters and unexpected depth.
First Impressions
The initial hook of the story – a protagonist trapped in a time loop with the seemingly simple goal of finding legal employment – is incredibly compelling. It's a far cry from the usual "save the company" trope, and I appreciated the grounded, almost mundane, nature of the objective. This immediately sets the stage for a character-driven narrative, and I found myself invested in the MC's struggles from the get-go.
What Works Well
The character development is a major strength of this novel. The male lead might come across as childish initially, but I found his growth throughout the story to be both believable and endearing. The MC, burdened by the weight of countless regressions and the repeated loss of loved ones, is a complex and sympathetic character. The author really digs into the emotional toll of the time loop, exploring themes of depression and the search for meaning in a seemingly endless cycle. I also enjoyed the dark humor that's sprinkled throughout the narrative; it provides a welcome levity to the heavier themes. The modern fantasy setting, while requiring some suspension of disbelief, is well-integrated into the story. Ultimately, the novel makes you believe that love is about the small things in life, and that's even considering ML is a chaebol.
Areas of Concern
While I thoroughly enjoyed the story, I did find the pacing to be a bit uneven towards the end. The author seemed to struggle a little with wrapping everything up, and some plot points felt a tad rushed.
Final Verdict
Overall, I would highly recommend My Company Is Black to anyone looking for a unique and engaging web novel. Despite some minor pacing issues, the strong character development, compelling premise, and blend of genres make it a standout in the BL genre. If you're a fan of character-driven stories with a touch of the supernatural and a healthy dose of romance, this one is definitely worth your time.
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