Spiritual qi revival begins, and the modern world starts merging with the spirit realm.
Lin Mo, a college student whose only talent is complaining, is dragged into this upheaval against his will.
The problem is, his awakened spiritual root is downright bizarre.
A vengeful spirit attacks? One “Did you steal that look from Sadako?” is all it takes to dispel it.
A livestream from the spirit realm? Millions of demon and ghost viewers shower him with tips: “The streamer’s right to roast them!”
A cultivation college entrance exam? The question is “How do you cross a tribulation with style?” He turns in a paper titled A Guide to Complaining About Tribulations.
He thought he’d simply maxed out his comedy talent.
Until he discovers:
• The Spirit Affairs Bureau is researching how to speed up the merging of the two realms.
• His master is an undercover agent sent from the spirit realm.
• He’s merely a “backup protagonist.” The real chosen one is someone else.
• And death is the true key to his awakening.
After he is reborn in the spirit realm, the truth is even more brutal:
The two realms have merged and cycled countless times, and a consciousness of chaos is beginning to awaken.
And the only weapon Lin Mo has left is his mouth, which can make gods and Buddhas cry.
[Overworked Office Drone Cultivates Immortality × Spirit Realm’s 996 Work Culture × Smart-Mouthed World-Saving]
“When the world starts falling apart, I choose to save it with jokes.”
