I'm a Customer Service Agent in the Underworld

Zhong Yaoyao died, but somehow, she also didn't.

After death, Zhong Yaoyao, a self-proclaimed young intellectual with socialist ideals, was recruited by the underworld to work as a ghost officer.

Being a ghost officer wasn't bad. It was still a government job, after all.

But her superior, the head of the Underworld Judge's Office, told her she wasn't qualified to become either a Black or White Impermanence or a Bull-Headed Ghost.

Zhong Yaoyao humbly asked, "Then what will I do in the underworld?"

The head gave an awkward smile. "An envoy between the living and the dead. In other words, underworld customer service."

Zhong Yaoyao immediately changed her tune and demanded to be reincarnated as soon as possible. In her previous life, she'd been so enraged by customers while working in customer service that she'd literally died. She would rather die than work in customer service again, whether for the living or the underworld. No way!

The head quickly dangled a tempting promise before her: first, work as a temporary underworld employee, then become a permanent staff member, then a terrestrial immortal, and finally a celestial immortal! By then, she could escape the cycle of reincarnation, leave all customer service jobs behind, and live freely.

On a whim, Zhong Yaoyao believed the head's ghostly promises and started working in underworld customer service.

She soon regretted it, but couldn't just quit. Then she discovered that she had a coworker, another newly dead ghost officer who had been lured in by the head's promises.

Her new coworker was a spirited young man whose name went well with hers. And the head had promised him even more.

He wasn't just going to become a celestial immortal. He was also destined to become a general of the Heavenly Court. For now, though, he was just a temporary underworld employee like her.

Unlike Zhong Yaoyao, Lin Cangcang was more than happy to work as a temporary underworld employee. He worked diligently, trained hard in martial arts, and dreamed of becoming a general who could hold up the heavens and earth.

Zhong Yaoyao believed him: even a temporary job in the underworld could come with lofty dreams.