All Roads Lead to the Underworld

[Tianzihao's most unlucky guy × Shou, the taciturn Taoist priest] [Third-person narrative, the plot has an emotional line but does not focus on the emotional line] This article is also known as The Mistake of Yin and Yang: I am a yinshi in the Yang world/Those things in the underworld/Work can be grounded but not grounded in the underworld. You are an ordinary unlucky person who was chosen by heaven. After graduating from an ordinary university, you successfully found a seemingly ordinary nine-to-five job. The company is small and the monthly salary is a bit low. But fortunately, the boss is invisible every day, the work content is simple, colleagues are polite and distant, there is no need to work overtime for team building, and five insurances and one fund are paid. So you started your day-to-day working life of opening Excel spreadsheets every day. Until one day, you suddenly realize that neither the company's floor-to-ceiling glass windows nor the computer monitor that is turned on can reflect the reflection of any of your colleagues. They have no shadow. So what exactly are they? As a little unlucky boy whose parents died when he was young, Lin Huai rarely had good luck. What he didn't expect was that a resume he randomly sent out one night actually helped him successfully get a job that could support him. At this point, he thought that his life was finally on the right track. But behind the gift of fate, there is often a bigger joke hidden - this job is actually specially provided by the underworld. And most of his colleagues are not alive. What made Lin Huai even more devastated was that the labor contract he originally signed turned into a contract of sale, and he also jumped from a semi-free cow horse to a contracted worker in the new era. In desperation, he had no choice but to bite the bullet and start a life of wit and underworld, mostly in the world of heaven and occasionally in the underworld. But as the days passed, Lin Huai gradually discovered: The underworld should not be antique, so what kind of thundering document is the "Outline for the Modernization of the Underworld"? Forget about Taoism, catching ghosts, and subduing demons, why do you still get involved in running groups and talking about strange rules? A Taoist priest who cherishes words like gold and is a level 10 mysophobic person, why is he just being OOC to me? Is this right, family? This is wrong! [Welcome to the underworld, we will serve you wholeheartedly. Concept: Everything is fleeting and everything will pass.