[Blurb]
As humans have become better at controlling floods, river gods have fallen in status year after year.
Being a river god has also become a job that immortal heirs are eager to avoid.
But in Nan Zhenzhu's eyes, the job is a real catch.
What's not to love about being a river god?
Work from home, with the office and residence all in one. No clocking in or out, no year-end performance reviews, and she can work as many days as she wants out of the 365 in a year.
Best of all, as soon as she takes the job, she'll inherit the former river god's enormous fortune.
Then she'll live in a crystal house, with gems pasted across the ceiling. She'll look up at the dazzling light and feel just like she's gazing at the stars.
And when she goes out, she'll ride in a sedan chair. She won't even want to get in a car.
Her chair will be decorated with glittering jewels, with dozens of subordinates bustling around it in front and behind, every one of them decked in gold and silver, radiating wealth. The immortal heirs who see them will call it vulgar, while inwardly they're green with envy.
Yes, Nan Zhenzhu's dream is to live a glittering, impossibly tacky life!
But after passing the river god exam, Nan Zhenzhu looks at the river she's been assigned and suddenly realizes: Is she the first river god of this dirt-poor river? Does it have no predecessor?
And is her father, the big boss, planning to introduce a 996 work schedule?
Theme: A lighthearted, relaxing read.
Has this novel been discontinued?
Gagaaaaa, is this your own fault?
I am very curious about how long the heroine has lived. Has she lived a long time as a god than lived in human society, so she has not been affected much by humans? Or, although she is young, she is born with a "divine" existence, so she is not affected.