The Underworld's Everyday Affairs

Liu Qingqing thought that becoming a judge meant he should work hard, keep improving, cast aside mortal feelings, and devote himself to creating a spotless world. But he never imagined that no one in heaven or hell wanted to see him devote himself to work. They just wanted to see him fall in love. The bigwigs of the underworld: Work can wait. Go find love, Qingqing. You're not even three hundred yet, still so young. Why not find someone first? Liu Qingqing: Like who? The Chief Judge raises his hand: Me! Me! Me! This story is also known as My Bosses Are All Weird, featuring: Why does the Chief Judge keep ending up in prison? Why does the Ghost General wail in the middle of the night? Why has a celestial lord become a charlatan in the martial world? Why do the Black and White Brothers keep going berserk? Is this the collapse of human nature, or the degradation of morality? Tune in for the everyday public-service adventures of Liu Qingqing, trainee judge. Underworld Recruitment Office: Hey, have you heard of the underworld? We offer a three-insurance, one-housing-fund package, plus meals and lodging. Still not interested in joining? P.S. The setting is an alternate, semi-futuristic world. Set 3,000 years in the future. Both leads are judges. The Chief Judge is an abstract artist and a top. The bottom is a deadpan trainee judge who was a civil servant before death and is still one afterward.