After Inheriting a Monastery, I Became a Celestial Spirit Official

Yan Yisu, a female college graduate in the modern era, is unexpectedly forced to inherit a Buddhist temple. On top of that, under pressure from the old monk who raised her, she takes a strange recruitment exam. The exam itself is bizarre, but the result is wonderful: she passes. The newly appointed Spirit Officer, ready to leave poverty behind: I’m fairly satisfied. But when it comes to putting things into practice... The Spirit Officer’s “probationary period.” The big-eyed, fake-cute Qiongqi: Susu, you’re not jealous because I look prettier than you in a skirt, are you?! Yan Yisu: Fine. For the money, I’ll put up with it. I just need to become a full-fledged Spirit Officer. The Spirit Officer’s “official appointment period.” The Taotie, who’s always eating: No one can steal my food! The blood-phobic, “pica-afflicted” Taowu: Don’t be scared. As long as I can’t see red, I’m in charge! The Pipa-playing Hundun: An entertainer who doesn’t want to become a calligrapher isn’t a good assassin! Yan Yisu: What kind of ridiculous mess is all this? At least there are performance bonuses! The Spirit Officer’s “wrongfully accused for no apparent reason period.” The flashy Fenghuang: Office power struggles are underway! Yan Yisu: Who am I? Where am I? What am I supposed to do?! The Spirit Officer’s “restoring my reputation period.” Yan Yisu: I’m a former big shot?! Hahaha. Someone or other at the temple, pretending to be stupid while staying there as a wandering monk, sidles over: My own silly child. The more I look at you, the more I adore you. A reader’s guide: This is a little encyclopedia introducing flora and fauna that exist, don’t exist, or may or may not exist. I’ll write whatever I please, and you can enjoy reading it! The entire book has been revised. I’m revving up for two updates a day until it’s finished. One last thing: a tribute to The Classic of Mountains and Seas.