Others enter an infinite-flow world, awaken supernatural powers, and slaughter their way to victory.
Gu Yan enters an infinite-flow world because HR tricked him into joining as an outside contractor.
Instance KPIs: pacify vengeful spirits five times, customer satisfaction of at least 4.8 stars. Miss the target for two consecutive quarters, and you’ll be scrapped.
He opens the employee handbook. The title page reads: “Infinite Horror? No, Infinite Service.”
From then on, while others fight desperately to survive, he writes apology letters to thousand-year-old ghosts. While others study forbidden spells and formations, he conducts performance reviews with dungeon bosses. While others are overjoyed to find an ancient artifact, he scans one and discovers it’s company property. Damages: three million points.
At the final battle, as ten thousand ghosts wail and every top player prepares to fight to the death, Gu Yan steps out of the crowd with his briefcase and straightens his tie.
“Make way. I’m the contractor for this instance.”
The final boss takes a step back.
A former client executive at an advertising agency, with virtually no combat ability, talks the entire infinite world into collapse using emails, PowerPoint presentations, and an uncanny knack for reading the client’s mind.
