The world's number one killer king, Ye Zang, was kicked off the mountain by his master on the grounds that "the pension was not enough." I thought I could travel across the city, but found that I only had 198.72 Yuan left in my card.
In order to earn tens of millions of "filial piety pension" for his master, Ye Zang started a hilarious part-time job career - sending money to get involved in gang transactions and earning 20,000 in "hush money"; working as a property consultant and recruiting rogue properties; running an online car-hailing service to save the daughter of a wealthy family, and becoming a bodyguard inexplicably.
The dandies in the capital thought he was a soft-boiled man, and the underground forces thought he was easy to handle. It wasn't until one day when the Southeast Asian Soldier King knelt in front of him and called "Senior", and the assassin alliance veterans collectively surrendered, that Ye Zang discovered: This pension seems to be getting bigger and bigger...
The deeper truth is that Master was forced to retire that year because he was surrounded and suppressed by the seven major forces in the world. That seemingly stingy old man actually left Ye Zang the most precious legacy: hundreds of orphans, and the phrase "Don't be a loner like me."
When Ye Zang finally found the master who was trapped in the forbidden area, the old man smiled and said: "There is no need to earn pension."
