The female protagonist's surname was Su. Was she the male protagonist's subordinate or neighbor? When they were on a business trip together, the male protagonist liked the female protagonist's novel?

Was the female protagonist surnamed Su in a superior-subordinate relationship with the male protagonist, or did the male protagonist fall in love with the female protagonist's novel when they were neighbors on a business trip? This kind of scenario was more common. Usually, the female protagonist's surname was Su, and the male protagonist's surname was also Su. The two of them were neighbors. The female protagonist worked in the company, and the male protagonist was the female protagonist's superior. During a business trip, the two of them worked together and the male protagonist began to have a good impression of the female protagonist. However, due to the special nature of their classes, their relationship was not looked upon favorably by the people around them. In the end, under the efforts of the male lead, the two of them overcame all kinds of difficulties and came together. This kind of plot usually involved love, work, family, and other topics. It was a more romantic novel.