By the Time Spring Comes, It Will Be Gone

Hu Meimei, the demon king, transmigrates into a fox's den on Green Vulture Mountain.

She is also bound to a System that's a corporate lackey, exploiting her labor.

In her previous life, she worked like an ox for her boss just to make ends meet. Even after dying, she's still working like an ox for her boss.

Sometimes, she even wonders if she's doomed to a life of hard labor because she was an ox in a past life.

Other people transmigrate and get more money than they can spend. She works herself to the bone, only to end up owing a mountain of debt she can never repay.

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Shen Yuan should hate Hu Meimei.

After all, during the War of the Gods tens of thousands of years ago, she kicked him out of the position of God of War, then ruled the demon realm herself for years.

If it weren't for the imbalance among the Six Realms, she wouldn't have gone to all this trouble to “invite” him back to his post.

But while searching for someone, she mistook another person for him, causing a god who should have ascended to become a demon instead.

Xiao Qi: [Oh no, you're done for.]

Hu Meimei: “What do I do?”

Xiao Qi: [Forget it. Let's restart.]

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[Congratulations, Host, on beginning your cultivation journey. I am your most loyal companion: Xiao Qi.]

Hu Meimei: ?

[Complete any three “cause panic” incidents each month. Each incident must generate at least 200 panic points.]

[Ultimate mission: Find your bonded partner and help him cultivate until he ascends to immortality.]

[Friendly reminder: Failure to meet the requirements will trigger a lightning punishment. Its intensity will increase the longer you are overdue.]

[May you enjoy wreaking havoc.]

Hu Meimei: What? I transmigrated from a modern office worker into a cultivation-world office worker?

She decides to defy fate and change her destiny. If the Heavenly Dao is unjust, then she'll destroy the heavens and the Dao.

People are full of prejudice, so she is determined to break it.

She will show the world: The mind is neither good nor evil by nature. Good and evil arise from our intentions. Knowing good and evil is conscience; doing good and eliminating evil is the work of self-cultivation.

Theme: If the Heavenly Dao is unjust, I'll defy heaven and act against it.