A darkly humorous workplace story about a wage earner who accidentally picked up the "Book of Life and Death" and took the collapsing underworld as a business project, rising from a underworld pawn to a "city god + CEO of the new underworld".
World view and settings
Earthly World: In modern society, the "underworld" is active secretly, and organizations such as the Eternal Chamber of Commerce and the Special Affairs Bureau control the supernatural order behind the scenes.
Underworld: The underworld system is almost paralyzed, and the nine "soul-suppressing cauldrons" are scattered in major cities across the country. Once they are all out of control, the world will become a second hell.
The protagonist Goldfinger: The incomplete version of the "Book of Life and Death" can check life and death, change cause and effect, subdue the undead, and can also turn monsters into employees and bosses into employees.
Main points of interest: Modern workplace × Yin and Yang: Use the set of "five insurances and one fund, KPI, branches, and performance appraisal" to run the underworld, treat ghosts as employees, and use copies as projects.
Refreshing rhythm + imaginative combat: Physics + metaphysics + industrial alchemy come together to lead an army of players to defeat the boss and turn Shura, evil gods and ancient emperors into workers.
Black humor: Use the book of life and death as the roster, use the BOSS as the cleaning/mascot/security captain, and use business negotiations and labor contracts to resolve the "God War".
A national tour in the style of a unit drama: from Jiangcheng to Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Chengdu, and Xi'an, each city has a tripod, a local leader, and a story line.
