Good news: My Xianyuan office is open!
Bad news: The first mission is hellish.
The Demon Lord slapped the table angrily: "My system allows me to become a Taoist couple with the leader of the Righteous Path, otherwise all my points will be deducted!"
The Sword Master sneered: "What a coincidence, my system also allows me to get along well with you."
I looked at the tense atmosphere in front of me, and the look in my eyes that wanted to kill the other person.
I was a bit stunned for a moment, and the words [Match Made in Heaven | Destiny] flashed crazily above their heads and almost blinded me.
Did you make a mistake in the system? ! ! !
"So can you help us connect?"
The two turned their heads and stared at me.
I looked at the -1,000,000 favorable impressions above their heads and silently took out the "Compulsory Cohabitation Contract". . .
"No problem, our store offers a surprise package of marriage first, love later. Can you two sign your names?"
I waved my handkerchief and looked at the backs of the two figures, one black and one white, who had gone away. I couldn't help but burst into tears, "Remember to give me a five-star review!"
After a few days, the good reviews didn't come, but the prince of Mozun's family came.
He had a handsome face and looked like the whole world owed him money. He successfully scared away five tables of my guests.
Yes, I have to work overtime again this month.
"My dad said he wanted to live a two-person world with his Taoist companion, and even kicked me out to refresh the system's KPIs."
He raised his head proudly and said, "That's why I want to work for you!"
I looked at the "passenger flow clearing device" walking in front of me and couldn't help but fall into deep thought. Is this the Fairyland Office or a shelter for troubled teenagers?
The idea: to open a marriage office in the most fairyland, solve the emotional disputes of the supporting characters through the protagonists' laughter and troubles, and save the world at the same time. Finally, it shows the protagonists' thinking about love and their own self-analysis, inspiring readers to think.