[No System] [Lighthearted] [Comedy] [Infinite Worlds] [Passionate] [Super Satisfying] [Original World]
Deng Bin is the child of an alien and an immortal cultivator. But without spiritual roots and with zero affinity for supernatural abilities, he can only be an "ordinary person."
One day in his senior year of college, he died suddenly after staying up all night working on his thesis.
"Wait! Why would staying up all night kill me?" Deng Bin cried out in bafflement.
All right, Deng Bin died because staying up all night caused his curse to flare up. Your narrator would like to correct that.
"When was I cursed? How come I didn't know?"
To explain, we have to go back to when Deng Bin was ten. He saw a group of ants beneath an apple tree arranging themselves into two English letters: SB...
Of course, none of that is important.
"How is that not important? Explain yourself!"
After kicking Deng Bin, who kept interrupting, out of the way, the narrator continued:
To stop Deng's mother from being so heartbroken at losing her son that she calls an interstellar demolition company to tear down the Earth.
And for a monthly salary of one hundred thousand.
Deng Bin has no choice but to become an honorable World Inspector, working for the Multiverse Administrator of the Z3 district of the Boundary Committee, who calls herself Xiao Dahu...
"It's Big Flower Xiao!" protested a pretty, light-haired girl in strawberry-print pajamas. "Maybe I really should use the German version?"
Ahem. (The narrator clears his throat.) ...working for the Boundary Committee's Z3 district Multiverse Administrator, who calls herself Xiao Dahu, and earning a permanent position in exchange for a chance to be resurrected.
Xiao Dahu popped back in: "Actually, Deng Bin was already resurrected by the time he entered my office~"
"Why didn't you say so earlier!" Deng Bin protested.
"If I'd told you earlier, would you have worked so diligently to get a permanent position?"
"Even if it was just for the monthly salary of one hundred thousand, of course I would!"
I've read up to chapter 80, and it's pretty good. Why isn't it getting much attention?
The first few dozen chapters were pretty good and quite interesting, so I'll give it five stars for now. I'll add a rating after it's finished.