Journey to the West Officialdom | Suspenseful Anti-Corruption | Dark Scheming | Hilarious Bamboo Shooting
Chen An was promoted to high school, and he thought he would be able to live a long and happy life in the Immortal Class.
As a result, when I arrived at Nantianmen, I discovered that the Heavenly Court staff was full. Do you want to stay? Gotta pay!
In order to get a temporary job as "horse guard Malis", he took on a loan shark of 100,000 spiritual stones.
The monthly salary is three hundred, and the interest is one thousand.
How can you be a god? This is clearly a job for the God of Wealth!
What's even worse is that on the first day he joined the job, he discovered that the Royal Horse Supervisor's accounts were full of holes!
There are 100,000 Pegasus on paper, but the real number is less than 30,000?
The boss is keeping a close eye on himself and wants him, a temporary worker, to take the blame for the "70,000 empty wages"?
"You want me to die? Then everyone should stop living!"
Chen An was born with a bad conscience and went to Pantaoyuan to "touch porcelain" with Erlang Shen's barking dog with a bad debt in mind.
From then on, there was a ruthless "settlement chief" in the Temple of Justice.
Check the deficit? That is a matter for civil servants.
Chen An's method is very simple:
**Regardless of whether the accounts are balanced or not, the person doing the accounting must be balanced first! **
**No matter whether the warehouse is empty or not, the corrupt official's house will be confiscated first! **
"Zhenjun, twenty thousand spiritual stones were found in the house of the horse captain, which is exactly enough to pay for that batch of fodder!"
"Xingjun, how come this treasure from your private treasury looks like it belongs to the public?"
This is the story of a social animal who was driven crazy, and relied on the "Nine-turn Seal of Reincarnation" (infinite resurrection) and the "house-grabbing and accounting technique" to stir up chaos in the originally smoky heaven.
**Chen An:** "Don't get me wrong, I'm not an upright official. I just want to pay off the debt, and by the way... Save some pension money for myself."
