I Hand Over My Taxi to the Nation, Then Take Nezha to Fight the Japanese

Name: I Hand Over My Taxi to the Nation, Then Take Nezha to Fight the Japanese
Author: Nose Hair Half a Centimeter Past the Ankle

出租车上交国家，我拉哪吒打鬼子

by Nose Hair Half a Centimeter Past the Ankle (鼻毛过踝半厘米)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 294k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban High-Concept
Updated: 9mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

If your imagination isn’t wild enough, I’ll beat you to death! Hilarious!

[Ride-share driver + turning the System over to the state + a whole host of immortals joining the fight]

Chen Fan (freaking out): [Which one am I supposed to accept?!]

From being dragged into it against his will to taking part by choice, Chen Fan realized he could no longer leave this stage shared by the Three Realms.

And a storm was brewing in the Heavenly Court! “Ding! You have a new Didi order. Please handle it promptly!”

Chen Fan, an ordinary ride-share driver, had only wanted to live a quiet life.

But when an order popped up saying [Passenger: Nezha] and [Destination: Dragon Palace in the East Sea], his peaceful life was turned upside down.

This golden finger was too hot to handle, so he chose to hand it straight over to the state!

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