There Is a Crane on the Cloud

Two thousand years ago, the Crane God, one of the evil spirits of Tai Sui, fell to earth for no reason, disrupting the trajectory of time and space and human marriage. His memory was sealed and he reentered reincarnation. - After Lu Shen signed the anchor's prostitution contract, he learned that the live broadcast on the cloud was a stronghold established by the God Realm in the human world to manage the dead gods and fallen immortals. And he was the reincarnation of a certain unlucky fallen immortal. In this life, we must accumulate merit, listen to prayers, and make connections to repay the debts owed to the immortals in previous lives. For an unknown but extremely expensive karmic debt, he helped ghosts find pets, planned a wedding for fox demons, and even delivered babies to humans on the ruins of the apocalypse... In order to retire and terminate the contract, he would do anything. The last payment was received, and Lu Shen, whose debt was cleared, happily washed his hands in the gold basin and received a new dream interpretation order. Retirement was imminent, and Lu Shen decisively refused, but was rejected by the administrator. ——This employer's task must be accepted. - The young master of the Fu family visited countless Taoist temples and Buddhist temples just to find someone to interpret his dreams. He always seems to dream about things that are far away—— Someone comes from the shadow of swords and swords. Every day, a bunch of bloody coins are hung on the beams, listening to the crisp sound of the wind. ... In the dream, they kissed amidst the flying crane feathers. But when he met that person again, he discovered that the man who was inseparable from him in the dream now only wanted to take money and run away! *The prodigal banknote ability attack x the wealth-gathering stick receives *Past and present life√Reunion after breaking the mirror√ ​The first version of the copy on 2020.1.14, The modified screenshot on 2023.2.28 (…) Intention: When you are poor, don't forget about virtue; when you are rich, don't forget about Tao.