This is a story about the "involution" and "massive layoffs" of the fairy world.
The starting point of the story is not a vixen, but a large-scale recruitment by the Heavenly Personnel Department - God Haotian wanted to compile, so the big bosses from Kunlun Mountain and Jin'ao Island sat down and signed a "mandatory list" that decided the fate of 365 gods.
The 72-year-old Jiang Ziya was "persuaded" by his master Yuanshi Tianzun to resign and became the project manager of this "highest-level personnel transfer". The workplace challenges he has to face include:
Client (King Zhou): A tyrant obsessed with women and torture.
Friendly Army (Explanation of Teaching): A group of senior brothers who only know how to preach, but always have their magic weapons taken away at critical moments.
Opponent (Jie Jiao): A group of "spell flow" players who don't care about martial arts and only use black technology and plague.
The inner ghost (Shen Gongbao): The top villain headhunter who rides a black tiger, poaches enemies in the three realms, and shouts "Fellow Taoist, please stay."
This book provides you with a poignant interpretation from the perspective of modern workplace, politics and human nature: Why do loyal ministers have to die? Why do saints also end up in group fights? And what is the value of the classic "master-disciple relationship" in the face of absolute power?
——The Battle of the Gods is just a bloody performance report set by the top management.
