The Female CEO's Personal Expert

Jiangbian NuosongMigu Reading2016

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Male-Oriented Fiction Urban Fiction Urban FantasyLove and LoyaltyShocking ConspiracyFace-SlappingConspiracySocial CritiqueField CasesCase AnalysisWeb NovelUrban Power Fantasy

Summary

The King of Assassins, Yang Ping, suffers from physical deterioration caused by the backlash of his "Divine Eye." Entrusted by an old man, he returns to Dragon City to carry out a B-level mission: to heal Zhu Xi while searching for his junior martial sister. Upon arriving in Dragon City, he subdues robbers in a restaurant and unexpectedly crosses paths with the cold and stunning policewoman Wang Yue, sparking conflict and an unforeseen bond. He then approaches his target through Wang Yue's close friendship with Zhu Xi, only to uncover hidden family secrets and a shocking conspiracy. The story unfolds through episodes of jade-gambling and treasure appraisal, medical rescues, and martial arts duels. Amidst face-slapping showdowns and emotional entanglements, Yang Ping gradually uncovers his origins and his enemies, ultimately confronting a conflict of a far higher order.

Editor's review

A typical urban-superpower power fantasy: fast-paced with dense payoff moments, rolling out X-ray vision, stone gambling, medicine and face-slapping in turn. The protagonist's pretend-to-be-weak, sharp-tongued flirtation is highly immersive, making it good for stress relief on the commute or before bed. Its weaknesses are obvious formula, template characters, and occasionally dragging romance and subplots; as the world expands later, details and logic no longer fit tightly, so readers seeking novelty and depth should be cautious.

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Reading tips

  1. Read the first few chapters to see whether you accept the male lead's roguish, sharp-tongued persona before deciding to follow it.
  2. Treat side threads like stone gambling, medicine and martial arts as separate payoff moments rather than overthinking the main plot's logic.
  3. The serial is long; read it in stages by mission or story arc to avoid fatigue.

About the publisher

Migu Reading

Migu Reading is a digital publishing and reading platform known for genre fiction, with 92 titles in its collection. Its content focuses on premium fiction, women's fiction, ancient romance, female-oriented novels, fantasy fiction, and modern romance. Representative titles include Xiao Li Is No Common Fish, The City-Toppling Daughter: The Chancellor's Second Miss, Warm Rouge Jade, The Invincible Sword God, Cherishing Huazhi, Reborn in the 1980s as a Lucky Girl, and other works spanning ancient romance, fantasy, and urban themes. In terms of author resources, works by authors such as A Shu, Pidian Dian, Chu Shimei, Yijian Tian, Wanyue Liunian, Kongliu, Xiaoxu, and Aoxiang Ziyou form an important part of the platform's content. Its publishing characteristic lies in genre-based and series-based fiction that meets the needs of online reading, balancing female-oriented emotional storytelling with diverse themes such as fantasy and urban fiction. Public information about the publisher's founding background and scale is limited; the above introduction is based only on the book information available in the collection.

FAQ

Where is this book serialized and who is the author? Written by Jiangbian Nuosong and serialized on Migu Reading.
What are the protagonist Yang Ping's abilities? A top assassin by background, he possesses an X-ray Divine Eye and also practices medicine and ancient martial arts.
What are the main payoff moments? Stone gambling and antique appraisal, medical rescues, martial-arts duels and show-off face-slapping.

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About the author

Jiangbian Nuosong Author

Jiangbian Nuosong is an author known mainly for online literature; public information about him is limited, and details such as nationality and dates of birth and death are not clearly recorded. Eight of his works are currently catalogued, including representative titles such as The Female CEO's Personal Expert, The Extraordinary Divine Doctor, The Beautiful CEO's Personal Bodyguard, Miraculous Needles, The Extraordinary Physiognomist, The Enchanting City, The Stunning CEO's Personal Divine Doctor, and The Extraordinary Divine Doctor. Judging from the titles and categories, his writing concentrates on male-oriented and urban fiction, often blending supernatural powers to create stories about personal bodyguards and brilliant doctors in urban settings. The works generally center on male protagonists with exceptional skills, combining city life with supernatural premises in a light, fast-paced style, and are grouped among premium fiction in the relevant reading categories.