The king of roll kings has come to the world! Guo Qianqian, the KPI champion in the underworld for a thousand years in a row, was kicked out by the King of Hell to take a "paid leave" in the human world because of the complaints from his colleagues - the mission was to catch 99 evil ghosts!
When she first arrived, she successfully rescued Huo Shen, the top boss who was being plotted by magic. This handsome guy worth hundreds of billions is actually the "Shiquan Dabu Pill" that walks in the eyes of monsters and monsters - a pure Yang physique that is rare to see in thousands of years!
Seeing that his long-term meal ticket and top VIP client was in danger, Guo Qianqian decisively "accepted the order" and became the strongest security consultant.
From then on, there was a sand sculpture girl with a unique style of painting beside the aloof CEO.
She uses the Book of Life and Death APP to order takeout, uses the seduction rope as a clothesline, and gives the other party a talisman before discussing business.
The business tycoons were horrified to discover: Something seems not right about Mr. Huo's new assistant! Not only can she see through conspiracies, but she can also make all the monsters and demons perform "out of their wits" on the spot!
Huo Shen discovered that since he picked up this girl, his world had become chaotic, yet... Full of vitality.
He watched as she muttered "Boss, we need more money" while pressing various evil spirits to the ground and rubbing them.
Watching her bring the KPI system from the underworld to the human world for the sake of bonuses, and she was having a great time.
In the end, he watched her shed all disguises when he was in danger, revealing the true majesty of the underworld boss, and coldly declared:
"Have you thought about how the person who touches me will die?"
This is a real record of civil servants reorganizing the world, and it is also a sweet battle between routines and counter-routines. When the shady boss meets the cold and tyrannical boss, the entire underworld becomes...
