You’re Fired! Novel Review

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By ye fei ran, 叶斐然

4.3

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Genres

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comedy romance

Chapters

84 chapters

Started

2019

Description

In the restaurant’s waiting line, Bai Duan Duan fell in love at first sight with a man. He had deep brows and a cold expression, even his slight frown looked like those of a celestial being. She decided to take the initiative and asked for his number, to which he responded with a charming smile and then… this handsome man took her spot in the line and gave her his number, saying, “Oh, number 89 is about to be called, so I’ll give you my number 250.” “……” He gently smiled, “Thank you.” “……” The second time they met, Bai Duan Duan decided to try again. However, when she was about to talk to him, he answered his phone, “Who’s the other party’s lawyer? Bai Duan Duan? Want to settle? Dream on.” “There is no case I, Ji Lin, can’t win and no executive I can’t fire in this world.” ……… WTF! Did she really fall in love with Ji Lin, a well-known eccentric in the legal industry?! One day, Bai Duan Duan and Ji Lin had a fight. Bai Duan Duan said fiercely, “Break up! We have to break up!” Ji Lin responded, “I’m the only one who fires others. You want to fire me? Dream on.” Bai Duan Duan said angrily, “Fine, then fire me!” Ji Lin replied, “No, I don’t want to.” After a moment, he added expressionlessly, “I can’t bear to.” This is a story of love and hate between two lawyers. Tip: This legal industry story about labor disputes is worth reading for a better understanding of the law. Content tags: Happy Enemies, Proud Son of Heaven, Love and Hate, Sweet Story. Search keywords: Protagonists: Ji Lin, Bai Duan Duan.

Publication Information

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Original Language: chinese
Type: Web Novel

You’re Fired! Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator

My Thoughts on You’re Fired!

"You're Fired!" promised a blend of legal drama, comedy, and romance, and after diving in, I can say it largely delivers. The novel centers around two capable lawyers, Bai Duanduan (FL) and Ji Lin (ML), specializing in labor disputes, and their journey from rivals to lovers. While it had some initial hurdles, the overall experience was enjoyable.

First Impressions

I'll admit, like some other readers, I found the first few chapters a bit rough. Ji Lin's eccentric personality was initially off-putting, and Bai Duanduan's work environment felt unnecessarily harsh. However, I persisted, and I'm glad I did. The story gradually unfolds, revealing the complexities of the characters and their motivations.

What Works Well

Bai Duanduan is undoubtedly the heart of this story. Her strong moral compass, eloquence, and bravery in standing up for the weak made her a compelling protagonist. She's intelligent and unwavering, and I found myself rooting for her in every case. Ji Lin, while initially appearing as a cold and stingy character, reveals a softer side as the story progresses. I appreciated his character's depth and the fact that he wasn't an overpowered, perfect male lead.

The "enemies to lovers" trope is well-executed, with a gradual development of feelings and cute interactions between the leads. The legal cases, while perhaps not entirely believable from a strict legal standpoint, provide a compelling backdrop for their relationship to evolve. I also appreciated the lighthearted tone and the humor sprinkled throughout the story.

Areas of Concern

The romance is a slow burn, which might not appeal to all readers. Some might find the initial chapters frustrating due to the characters' behaviors. Additionally, a small number of readers found the FL's actions reckless and the legal aspects unconvincing. However, these criticisms seem to be in the minority.

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Final Verdict

Despite a few minor drawbacks, I found "You're Fired!" to be a delightful read. The strong female lead, the gradual romance, and the engaging legal cases make it a worthwhile experience. If you enjoy enemies-to-lovers stories with a touch of legal drama and aren't afraid of a slow burn, I recommend giving this novel a try.