[Hilarious nonsense + anti-routine ghost hunting + social animal survival story in the workplace]
Click to read and see how the strongest Gou King brings his "wrong" Ghost Girl to overthrow the entire (physical) supernatural workplace!
Tang Ling was bound to an invincible ghost-catching system, but he just wanted to survive.
The system asked him to be strong from the front, but his backhand was a triple report.
It wasn't until he was forced to join the company "Red Dust Fireworks" that he discovered that the KPIs here were scarier than ghosts - the boss was possessed by the "evil spirit of struggle", his colleagues had the essence of "appearance anxiety" hanging on them, and the financial office was occupied by old "greed"...
Just as Tang Ling was about to run away with the bucket, the ghost girl in red who had been sleeping with Yu Perry for a hundred years woke up.
She raised her eyelids, scared the system to its knees, and ate the evil spirit as a snack.
Then she announced: "Your life is mine. Now, go and earn money for me. I'm attracted to that paper villa with a swimming pool."
Therefore, Tang Ling's left hand was a broken system, and his right hand was the contracted ghost girl who was ridiculously strong and picky about food.
His career path suddenly became strange...
Exorcism for others: charms, spells, mahogany swords.
Tang Ling's exorcism: "Labor Law", proposal, and one sentence: "Sister, come out and scare him to death."
Reader comments
Haha, a little funny
When I saw the part about the printer, I felt so wronged and pitiful about the printer [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
Casual talk about ghosts, but also relaxing and comfortable, suitable for listening to at work and to pass the time
Big guy in red: OK
What kind of company is so good at everything? . .
Haha, a little funny
When I saw the part about the printer, I felt so wronged and pitiful about the printer [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
Casual talk about ghosts, but also relaxing and comfortable, suitable for listening to at work and to pass the time
Big guy in red: OK
What kind of company is so good at everything? . .