My Boss, My Rules

What Se-yeon wants is to say what she thinks at work and not pay for it. She is on a contract at K-company, at the bottom of the order there, and the work handed down at the top slides through every level and comes to rest on her desk. Nobody at K-company answers back to a superior, except that Se-yeon does, and she does it to Seung-gi, her team leader, who is old-school about rank and gives up none of it. She is MZ generation and blunt with him, and it gets her nowhere. Then an incident nobody planned for puts something in her hands: a sexual preference Seung-gi has kept to himself. She starts using it on him. She goes on losing at the office and winning in bed, and the upper hand passes back and forth between them.