I Collect Rent in Liujie

I had just been laid off and had a rogue APP on my phone. Mission: Collect water bills from the Dragon King of the East China Sea for three thousand years. Failure to do so will deduct 20 years of life. Looking at the balance of his bank card, Ye Di decided to reason with the gods. So, he backhandedly asked the old Dragon King to pay back the debt in tears, plus an 800-word in-depth review; at the same time, he locked Nezha's Hot Wheels to pay off the debt, forcing the third prince to have to squeeze in the Pegasus bus every day. Gods and Buddhas all over the sky jumped up and down, shouting angrily: "What on earth are you here for?!" Ye Di pushed up his non-existent glasses with an innocent look on his face: "Don't get me wrong, I'm not here to collect debts." "I just think this world is too boring, so I came back to reinstall its system." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.