Money's Hard to Earn, and Work's a Pain. Not a Penny Comes Home

[Nonsense + explosive chaos + goofy comedy + going off the rails + quick transmigration] [No fixed pairing, ship whoever you like] Jin Yu was crushed to death by a turtle. An utterly ordinary wage slave, she arrives in a high-tech underworld and still doesn’t forget her original purpose. To pay off her debts, she “willingly” joins the quick-transmigration world, where she works year-round without a break, 24/7. Now, let’s interview the workaholic ghost with the deepest grudge within a radius of several dozen miles about her job. Jin Yu (smiling.JPG): “Money’s hard to earn, and life’s a pain in the ass.” World One: A melodramatic romance suddenly turns into explicit fiction. Is this a distortion of human nature or a collapse of morality? A groundbreaking masterpiece combining car accidents, amnesia, kidnapping, and cancer. Why did the Lu family suddenly go bankrupt overnight? Why did the original heroine suddenly drop dead overnight? Why did the wealthy CEO suddenly turn into a living mummy overnight? Why did the refined scoundrel of a doctor suddenly end up in a psychiatric hospital overnight? Why did the disabled young heir suddenly experience a medical miracle overnight? Why was the aloof movie emperor suddenly suspected of having multiple personalities? Why was the childhood friend left cooling her heels on the sidelines for twenty-six chapters, ignored by everyone? Swipe right to read the story and find out what happens next. World Two: A good person has 108 children in one lifetime. The heroine of a melodramatic romance tied to a gourd vine suddenly turns into a hero who joins the rebellion.