The visitor nodded as if it were natural: "It's more like... a rule I guess. Everyone should handle their own duties, do their own job well, don't bother others, and don't let others bother you. I think this is the basic work principle."
Great. Nan Zhubin felt a surge of joy in his heart.
Another highlight appeared.
"It seems like you've said something you mentioned before." Nan Zhubin was cautious, his words slightly vague, diminishing the confrontational aspect.
The visitor blinked: "Really?"
Nan Zhubin nodded: "'Everyone should handle their own duties, do their own job well, don't bother others, and don't let others bother you'—you've said this before."
The visitor thought for a moment, then smiled: "You really listened very carefully."
She leaned back, her mood suddenly shifting from the state of discussing dissatisfaction at work to a relaxed demeanor: "So... is there a psychological reason behind this?"
