Stranger: Nuo's Face Presses on the Baby, and Joining the Job Is a Life and Death Battle

Xu Fu came out of the mountains to get a job that worked everywhere, clocked in at nine and got off work at five, and had five insurances and one housing fund as usual during the weekends. On the first day of employment, as soon as half of his green-faced and fanged Nuo face emerged from the black cloth bag, the colleague leading the way was frightened and broke out in cold sweat. Then a sharp-edged knife grazed his ear and drove it into the pillow - the temporary worker named Feng Baobao didn't even blink when he took action. Fortunately, the misunderstanding was solved on the spot, and the whole bottle of Erguotou was blown at each other at the wine table, and Liang Zi was able to figure it out. But two murderous men were traveling across North China, and the headquarters archives were broken into and turned upside down. Xu Fu hung mesh glasses around his neck and wrapped around his waist the ghost face of a shaman who could cause trouble. He was put on the roundup list as soon as he joined the job. The string of red sandalwood beads delivered at the dock was still in his hand, and the buyer who hired someone to dig up the grave showed up around nine o'clock in the evening. In addition to the basic salary of 5,000, it is another matter whether the overtime pay for this trip can be reported. The problem is, after the mask left the bag, Qi, a stranger in the street, started running around - he wanted to fish, but some people didn't want him to. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.