
You Told Me to Take the Civil Service Exam, So Why Did I End Up at Bureau 749?
让你考公,你上岸749局?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 275k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 8
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Rule-Based Horror Stories That Are a Blast to Read, with the Protagonist Not Hiding Their Strength
I want to read something similar to The Mighty Heavenly Emperor, Beating Rule-Bound Horror Stories Is Only Natural, Right? I want a satisfying power fantasy! Please, nothing where the protagonist is constantly frustrated, loves showing off, or pretends to be weak before revealing their true strength. I can’t stand those. Preferably something lighthearted and not too scary.
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The most eye-catching thing about this book is the use of institutional thinking to deal with supernatural events: ghosts breaking into walls are treated as violations, zombies sign labor contracts, vampires need to apply for visas, the whole process is followed and the law is followed, and the jokes are natural and unintentional. The protagonist has a solid character, from a down-and-out public servant to a rule officer, with a reasonable growth line, and the supporting characters, Taoist priests, monks, and special police officers, also have their own personalities. Quite interesting