[Egyptian Mythology] Even Guiding Souls to the Afterlife Requires a Market Economy

Lu Ya, also known as Judge Lu, was the tenth son of the former Demon Emperor Dijun. He later became a judge in the underworld, diligently devoted to his work and a model professional praised by all the ghosts. Now, carrying his life-bound treasures, the Immortal-Slaying Gourd and the Nail-Head Book, he crosses the barriers of time and space into another world. Faced with the Ennead system of Egyptian mythology, Lu Ya decides to return to his old line of work. He judges fate, determines life and death, and sends souls into reincarnation. He makes a solemn vow to bring the six paths of reincarnation from the Primordial World to Egypt within a thousand years. Looking at the performance report showing an eighteen-percent drop over the past century, Anubis, god of the underworld and the dead, who sports a jackal's head, says: = = Hey, you there, guiding souls to the afterlife is a privately monopolized business. We don't accept subcontractors. In a nutshell: Bring it on. There are no tops or bottoms in business! New chapters daily. Come check it out~ Author's page. Please support me! Every story is complete, and quality is guaranteed~ Notice: After discussing it with my dear Luo Miao, this story will be added to the paid section on Thursday, June 11. There will be three updates that day. I hope you'll continue to support me. Thank you so much~ Group kisses [pout Core message: