I Work as a Jailer in Tianlao. It's an Iron Rice Bowl.

The protagonist holds the fruit of immortality in his hand. He does not pursue power in the court or dominate the world. Instead, he plunges into the prison that everyone avoids and clings to the hereditary iron job of the jailer. This opening setting directly hit me! While others are vying for talent and opportunities, the protagonist just wants to be stable and go to work. The contrast is full of contrast, novel and engaging. The Heavenly Prison is a microcosm of all things in the world, and it only imprisons the once-famous civil and military ministers, martial arts masters, and tycoons. In the past, he held a high position and wielded power, but once he fell into trouble, he became a prisoner. The protagonist guards the cell and witnesses day after day: someone collapses a high-rise building overnight, someone kills everyone in the house, someone's dynasty rises and falls, the ups and downs of all living beings can be seen at a panoramic view, the atmosphere is directly filled, and the vicissitudes of life are written particularly well.