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Kill the Boss 

Bai Xiaoyu and Xia Mi, both seeking jobs at the fashion company S&T, end up switching roles due to a mix-up. As they navigate their new positions, they become caught in a power struggle within the company and must team up to fight for their futures.
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Bai Xiaoyu and Xia Mi, both seeking jobs at the fashion company S&T, end up switching roles due to a mix-up. As they navigate their new positions, they become caught in a power struggle within the company and must team up to fight for their futures.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Cha Chuen-Yee
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Studio:天津北方电影集团

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