My Boss Died, So I Inherited His Creepy Company in Tears

[Mysterious Revival + chat group + supernatural invasion + esoteric arts + bizarre artifacts + no female lead + not invincible + personal growth + protagonist has a sickness (the poverty kind)]

Zhou Yang transmigrates into a world of mysterious revival and is saddled with a million yuan in debt. He works himself to the bone delivering parcels day and night, only to deliver an urn of ashes from the start. In return, he gets a black cellphone and is pulled into the Other Shore Flower chat group by a mysterious middle-aged man.

The good news: He inherits a company.

The bad news: None of the employees are even human.

Boss Bai: “I can tell you have extraordinary bones. How about taking my seat?”

Feng You: “A carved-up punk like you wants to take the boss’s seat?”

Taoist Feng: “Congratulations on your promotion, Boss Zhou.”

Blood-Rain Robe: “Send your big sis a picture so I can have a look ( ｡ớ ₃ờ)ھ”

Kindergarten Racing King: “Go for it, Boss Zhou. In these turbulent times, we should make our mark!”

Demon Hunter of Shuangyashan: “Same here.”

The Wraith Hacker posts an image of Attack on Titan.

…

Two years ago, a crimson galaxy appeared in this world.

Since then, the mortal realm and the Other Shore have been connected.

Supernatural horrors descend, the mysterious comes back to life, and esoteric arts from dusty old books return to the human world.

For some inexplicable reason, Zhou Yang became an extraordinary person and inherited a company. He says the pressure is immense, especially with a bunch of powerful beings from the Other Shore on his payroll.

Take on missions, earn money from the dead, hunt demons and monsters, and cleanse the world.

Ahead lies a mountain of blades and a forest of swords, a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood.

Caught between life and death, and between company performance and his own life, Zhou Yang chooses to make money.

Ghosts?

Gods?

Demons?

Urban legends?

Take a hike. Is there anything in this world scarier than being broke?