My Boss Thinks I'm a Boy
To cover her mother’s medical treatment, Riley takes an unusual job while her boss believes she is a boy.
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About My Boss Thinks I'm a Boy
To pay for her mother’s expensive medical treatment, the clever andresourceful Riley takes on bizarr...
The source catalog provides only a partial synopsis for this title.Why watch My Boss Thinks I'm a Boy?
- Centers on Riley’s effort to pay for her mother’s medical treatment.
- Features a workplace premise involving her boss’s mistaken belief.
- Highlights Riley’s clever and resourceful approach to her situation.
Who is this story for?
- For viewers who enjoy workplace dramas with an unclear identity premise.
- Suitable for audiences interested in resourceful protagonists and family responsibilities.
What to expect
- Medical expenses
- Workplace setting
- Resourcefulness
- Unresolved disguise premise
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Female Lead
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Where can I watch My Boss Thinks I'm a Boy?
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This catalog entry is listed in English. Audio and subtitle options may differ on the viewing platform.
What should I explore next?
Try A Male Nanny? Fine. But You're a Woman!?, which shares the drama and workplace and hidden-identity and office-romance themes. You can also browse the full drama collection.
