Although Meng Lang, a social worker in a modern large factory, is well versed in the secrets and checks and balances of the workplace, he was laid off because the industry was unwilling to break through the bottom line and colluded with the leadership. He spent his time reading novels about Journey to the West. When reading "The Burning Heart", he lamented that the protagonist was too upright and sacrificed his life but could not change the world. He secretly thought that if he were to visit the world of Journey to the West in person, he would use his workplace wisdom to correct the situation. Before he finished speaking, thunder exploded, and Meng Lang's soul was directly transported to the post-Journey to the West era.
This book is a dual-main line novel of sinister cultivating immortality in the workplace and nonsensical comedy. It tells the story of Meng Lang, a modern laid-off social worker who travels through the post-Journey to the West era. He and his grassroots partner Fatty Wang use the pretense of cultivating immortality as a pretense to deceive big business owners to survive. By means of workplace infighting, blame-stealing, credit-stealing, PUA, and provoking checks and balances, they first undercover the royal family, then sneak into heaven, and then play tricks on Buddhism. Step by step, they win over the three major corrupt forces and get to know each other at the same time. The Erlang God Yang Jian, the demon sect Zi Ling Taoyao sisters, the upright female fairy Shangguan Wan from heaven, the mortal medical fairy Su Qinghe and the Taoist immortals finally revealed that heaven, Buddhism, and the royal family of the human world had joined forces to plunder faith and refine evil weapons. A shocking conspiracy, a grassroots justice alliance was formed, and the corrupt hegemony was overthrown with a small force. In the flames of war, Meng Lang fully realized the true meaning of protecting the common people and created a hilarious and passionate legend of cultivating immortals.
