Sign-In in the Heavenly Court: The Abandoned Son of the Mortal Realm Transforms His Family into Gods

Highlights: A System-powered underdog comeback, hilarious day-to-day life in the Heavenly Court workplace, and twists involving family secrets. A modern office drone uses divine tools to dish out face-slapping, while mythological figures interact in down-to-earth ways. The satisfying moments come so thick and fast, you won't be able to stop reading.

Unemployed young man Chen Mo is pressured by his family into signing an agreement to cut ties with them. He turns around and binds himself to the Heavenly Court Sign-In System. From watering flowers with rootless immortal water and making his snobbish cousin cry, to saving Grandma's life with a peach tree leaf, he stages one comeback after another with divine tools: he stuffs his money-stealing uncle into a sentry post at the Southern Heavenly Gate, punishes his foul-mouthed older cousin by making her clean the Heavenly Court's toilets, and even has the Supreme Lord Lao chasing after him, begging him to make sugar-free golden pills.

The family's group livestream of daily life in the Heavenly Court becomes a viral hit, and his younger sister awakens the supernatural ability to see through illusions. But Chen Mo discovers a shocking secret hidden by the Chen family: they are "Guardians of the Heavenly Court's Tomb," banished to the mortal realm and tasked for generations with protecting a bronze lamp that suppresses the rebellious souls of immortals. When a mysterious organization wearing bronze masks tries to seize the divine artifact, and the remnant soul of a Soul-Eater Immortal attempts to break free, Chen Mo uses the Cosmos Bag in his left hand to collect every treasure, while earning merit points with his right to unlock divine skills. Together with his tough-as-nails grandma, who dances in the square, and his dad, who serves as the Heavenly Court's liaison, he launches a hilarious yet perilous battle to protect his clan across the mortal realm and the Heavenly Court.