Li Xingyuan was unemployed for three months and had a double-digit savings. His life was miserable enough, until one day he received an invitation from a group called "Underworld Management Committee (Reform Attack Team)", and the group leader was King Yama.
I thought it was a prank group of chuunibyou enthusiasts, until I received 30,000 yuan from Alipay, and the note read "Salary advance from the underworld."
From that moment on, Li Xingyuan was forced to take up his post and became the director of the Underworld Office in Yangjian, with the rank of full-time official. A monthly salary of 3,000 Ming coins, KPI assessment, and a monthly work report of 2,000 words. His immediate superior, Judge Cui, cherishes his words like gold, his colleague Meng Po is keen on developing matcha-flavored Meng Po soup, Zhong Kui is always sleeping, and black and white are bickering in the group. The entire administrative system of the underworld is more like a grassroots team than any Internet company.
But the real trouble isn't in the group chat.
On the first night of taking office, he was assigned to handle his first case: the "Iron Corpse", and there was an "master" of unknown rank behind the Iron Corpse.
A rookie who has just joined the job, equipped with only a yellow talisman, a bunch of copper coins and a staff that he doesn't know how to use, has to face enemies far beyond his ability. How to fight?
"The Underworld Office in the Yangjian" is an urban fantasy novel. The main line is the advancement of the supernatural case, and the hidden line is the absurd daily life of the underworld administrative system, with laughter and flashpoints appearing alternately. It's fast-paced and doesn't drag on. If you want to see how an ordinary person gets involved in another world due to a strange combination of circumstances, and how he is completely cheated by a group of unreliable gods.
