Overworked livestreamer Su Nian is forced to tell fortunes to pay the rent, but accidentally connects with the King of Hell, Meng Po, Yue Lao, and others from the underworld. From then on, her livestream becomes the "Three Realms KPI Rescue Center."
Twenty-four-year-old Su Nian is a young livestreamer specializing in fortune-telling and the occult. Unable to afford next season's rent, she grits her teeth and starts streaming. To her surprise, the "viewers" who call in are more outrageous than the last:
The King of Yan asks her, "What should we do about poor organizational efficiency?"
Meng Po begs her, "My soup isn't selling. Help me out!"
Yue Lao is at his wit's end: "The red-string system is throwing errors on a massive scale. Could it have a virus?"
Su Nian makes up a bunch of nonsense using MBA theories, only to receive an astronomical tip: merit points, which can be exchanged for cash. Her phone automatically installs the unremovable "Three Realms Merit App," and she is forced to take up the job of "Three Realms Anchor."
From then on, her daily life becomes:
Helping the underworld improve the queueing system at the Bridge of Helplessness;
Launching a "Five Flavors of Life Sampler" for Meng Po's soup;
Helping the Thunder God and Lightning Goddess develop an "AI-Powered Precision Thunderbolt System";
And even mediating labor disputes in the ghost officers' union...
However, as she gathers ancient "contract fragments" and recovers memories of her past life, the conservative star deity Jidu sees her as the "greatest variable." A battle over the rules of "order" and "change" quietly begins...
When even the gods need KPIs and get caught up in cutthroat competition, when the future of the Three Realms rests in the hands of an overworked employee fretting about rent, this workplace comedy spanning gods, humans, and demons is streaming live!
A novel with great imagination, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, and it is very interesting to read.