God Rewards Hard Work? No, God's Reward

(Result of cultivating immortality, no system, not invincible, not brainless, weakening individual outstanding group, urban imagination, funny daily life, "top" work, unlucky protagonist who complains) After being rescued from a cult by mistake, I was forced to become a civil servant. They said that I had a special constitution and needed to "scientifically cultivate immortality". So I gave psychological counseling to the panda spirit at the zoo, compared chest muscles with the monks at the temple, and used a rice cooker to refine serious elixirs at the Taoist temple - yes, safety production standards must also be followed in elixir refining. At the Deep Sea Church's sacrificial scene, the high priest was performing the righteous incantation, and I filled out the "Abnormal Energy Fluctuation Declaration Form" in the corner. The crazy beauties of the Entropy Bell Sect said they were going to hold a feast, and I silently calculated whether the event budget would be overrun. My roommate, a fun-loving person who worships immortality, always wants to take me for excitement, so I gave him a set of "Five-Year Public Service Exam and Three-Year Simulation" backhand. It wasn't until one day when my subconscious statue urged me to submit an application for permanent employment in my dream that I suddenly realized: In this indescribable world, perhaps only organization is the ultimate "spiritual defense." (This book is also known as: "Punching in to Cultivate Immortality in the Grammatical World", "I Completed Compliance Procedures for the Evil God", "My Daily Cultivation Practice is Too Scientific")