The Underworld Boss’s Overworked Agent

This is the story of an overworked office drone who saves the world with “project management thinking” (and takes the gods for all they’re worth along the way). Urban workplace drama + supernatural suspense + divine boss. It’s action-packed from start to finish, so you won’t regret giving it a try!

Su Xiaoxiao is an office drone crushed by performance targets and rent. The only birthday gift she receives is a ring sent by someone she doesn’t know. Then a silver-haired man who calls himself the “Underworld’s Crown Prince” appears at her side.

He says the Book of Life and Death has gone missing, and the Three Realms are doomed. And she’s his only employee in the mortal world.

No benefits, no employment contract, and her very first assignment is to conduct user interviews with “living dead.” She even has to negotiate for overtime pay. After all, when your divine boss doesn’t even know what money is, should you really expect him to grow a conscience without asking?

From then on, Su Xiaoxiao spends her days being pushed around by clients in the office and her nights chasing ghosts all over the city with the Underworld’s Crown Prince. When her clients turn out to be living dead, she makes PowerPoint decks and action plans. When an influencer announces a death prediction, she does a competitive analysis. When an evil organization turns the entire city into an altar, she realizes she may have to trade her life for her overtime pay.

The good news is that although her boss doesn’t understand performance targets, he can really take a beating.

When the enemy’s director smiles and sends her an interview invitation, and divine promises intertwine with mortal schemes to form a deadly trap, Su Xiaoxiao finally understands: the end of the universe is working for the Underworld.

As for that high-and-mighty Crown Prince? Lately, the way he looks at her seems less and less like the way a boss looks at a subordinate...