From the Start, I’m a Mountain God’s Sacrifice, and My Boss Is a Lazy Fish

Transmigration + Rule-Based Horror + Chinese Folklore + Eastern Fantasy + Business-Building + Scary and Funny, with Unexpected Twists + A Man and Woman Who Constantly Bicker

Su Wan wakes up in a red bridal gown, having transmigrated into the role of a strange mountain god's bride.

Before her are rules written in blood: [The Mountain God dislikes noise] [An offering of fresh blood is required every day]...

As she trembles in fear, a lazy male voice sounds in her mind:

"Tch, you're so frail. The last one could at least carry two bags of offerings."

"Listen up, little bride. The rules are fake. If you want to live, go find that three-hundred-year-old jar of Drunken Immortal Wine in the cellar first."

"My appetite's been poor lately. I like soft things."

Su Wan: "???"

Wasn't this supposed to be a terrifying rule-based horror story? How did it turn into working for a lazy boss?

While the other sacrifices struggle against the rules, Su Wan exploits loopholes and takes her boss, who is "too frail to care for himself," along as she talks back to the elders and pacifies resentful spirits. She turns a hellish start into a management game for the Netherworld Mountain.

But when she asks for her wages (a chance to leave Netherworld Mountain), her freeloader boss corners her in front of the divine statue, his golden eyes narrowing.

"This lord and this mountain are both your fixed assets now. My lady, where do you think you're going?"