Pawn All Things, My Employees Are Great

Su Chen, who was desperate after his business failed, accidentally inherited a shabby pawn shop left by his grandfather, awakened the god-level pawn system, and started an outrageous and domineering career as a boss in the three worlds. Others' employees are laborers, while his employees are all retired bosses from the three worlds: Pangu is responsible for sweeping the floors and cleaning, and can move mountains and reclaim seas with a raise of his hand; Taishang Laojun is the accountant, who can do all the accounting and alchemy; Po Meng is at the front desk simmering milk tea, and a bowl of soup can make her forget her worries; Monkey King is the security captain, and anyone who dares to cause trouble will be shot away with a stick. Everything can be exchanged here: ten years of life can be exchanged for tens of millions of wealth, a hundred years of merit can be exchanged for a lifetime of love, and even soul, luck, and laws can be clearly marked with a price. Heaven came to collect taxes but was beaten away by Wukong. Underworld came to arrest people but Meng Po gave them soup. Tathagata wanted to pawn a spiritual mountain to seek eternal life, but was directly turned away by Su Chen. Until the mysterious organization secretly collected souls in an attempt to resurrect the ancient demon god, the corrupt heaven and earth colluded with it, and the three realms fell into catastrophe. Su Chen finally awakened the true identity of the Lord of the Chaos Pawn Shop, led a group of retired bosses to sweep across the three realms, reestablished order, and became the ultimate master who truly controls the life and death of all things. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.