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[Yue Laoshou, a veteran otaku who has been single for ten thousand years VS Gong, a sultry man who has a crush on the crazy God of Wealth]
As a Yue Lao who ranked last in the performance appraisal of the Heavenly Court for three consecutive years, Chai Huang was required to go down to earth as a mortal to experience until his performance improved.
In the first month after coming down to earth, Chai Huang started to work in the Taoist temple to interpret visas. Because he offended the pilgrims by telling the truth too much, he was forced to go down the mountain with the 3,000 yuan given by the abbot.
Renting a house, looking for a job, and solving the problem of food and clothing. It was difficult to find work and make money. Chai Huang faced the cruel life of a cow and horse in the human world for the first time, until Gong Ming, the God of Wealth who ranked first in heaven, found him.
Chai Huang moved into Gong Ming's villa in the human world and lived a life of a living with food and shelter included.
In order to improve his performance, he started a live broadcast of fortune telling, saving the most popular partners in shady marriages, fighting mistresses, breaking love spells, establishing marriages, and catching evil spirits. His live broadcast business was prosperous and he became an Internet celebrity anchor in the human world.
This story is purely fictitious, and all the gods will laugh when they see it~
Purpose: Even gods must work hard
Reader comments
This page of text reminds me of the 610 Office and the misty incident. It would be great if there really were gods, then they wouldn't have such a tragic end. Damn it, why do good people always get no reward? The author writes very well
This page of text reminds me of the 610 Office and the misty incident. It would be great if there really were gods, then they wouldn't have such a tragic end. Damn it, why do good people always get no reward? The author writes very well
A bit like a little fairy false accusation