[Underworld Civil Servant + Supernatural Dungeons + Global Livestream + Workplace Comeback + Lighthearted Comedy]
Xie Huaiyang is a sixth-rank Soul Reaper in the Underworld. After a year on the job, he has yet to make a single sale.
It’s not that he doesn’t want to work hard. It’s just that in peacetime, the death rate in the mortal realm is so low that he only reaped three souls all year: a centenarian who died in his sleep, a programmer who came over on his own and urged him to hurry up, and an old lady who chatted with him for two whole hours.
A wave of layoffs is sweeping through the Underworld, and all his coworkers hate him so much their teeth ache. Why hasn’t this useless guy been cut yet?
The answer: He has connections upstairs.
But even the strongest connections can’t survive results this bad. If he doesn’t bring in any business by the end of the month, even his direct superior, Judge Cui, won’t be able to save him.
At this critical moment, King Yama tosses him a token and kicks him into a rift in space.
“Go expand our business in another world. Succeed, and you can do whatever you want from now on. Fail, and you were going to get laid off anyway.”
And so the strangest “player” in history arrives in the supernatural world.
While ordinary people around the world are dragged into horror dungeons and cry for their mothers as monsters chase them, Xie Huaiyang whips out his soul-reaping chains and smiles kindly at the female ghost lunging toward him.
“Don’t run. I’m an Underworld civil servant, here to check the numbers.”
Female ghost: ???
While viewers in the livestream chat assume he won’t survive three hours, he’s pinning the boss of a D-rank dungeon to the ground and earnestly explaining the importance of having an official job.
“An unaffiliated ghost like you wouldn’t even qualify as a temp in the Underworld. Come back with me. You’ll be sent to Hell, punished as appropriate, and once you’ve served your time, you can reincarnate. That’s better than being a bandit king out here...”
Chapter 5 is very poisonous, the protagonist is very good, Judge Cui has always protected the protagonist, so that the protagonist will not be laid off, and then later met a former judge who was fucked by Judge Cui, so he brought him back to make trouble for Judge Cui. Let's not talk about whether Judge Cui is good or bad. Just because he has been on bail for so long, you can't punish him. If you do, you will be a complete white-eyed wolf. Without Judge Cui, you would have been laid off long ago. How would you still be here today? I remember Dong Tianbao said something like, "My father-in-law is my future, how could I destroy my own future?" However, the protagonist is so awesome. My background is Judge Cui, because Judge Cui is a villain and a beast, so I want to deal with him! Self-destructive, right? Anyone who is in a high position and sees such a person will definitely not use the protagonist anymore, who knows when he will stab himself in the back. Speaking of which, in the first chapter, it was said that Judge Cui is the distant cousin of the protagonist. It is really great that the protagonist can kill his relatives out of justice. How do you still want to make progress? No one with a brain would let the protagonist survive for more than one chapter. In just five chapters, the author successfully showed me a white-eyed wolf protagonist. Hey💩hey is too strong!