About the Matter of My Underworld

One day, Ye Tong, who has yin-yang eyes, downloaded a simulation management game called "I Have a Netherworld" on her phone.

The beautiful graphics and pleasant voice acting made it impossible for Ye Tong to put down.

The only problem was that the drop rates were just a tiny bit too low.

[Congratulations! You drew Ghost, Ghost, Ghost, Ghost, Ghost Soldier, Ghost Soldier, Ghost, Ghost, Ghost Soldier, Ghost.]

Looking at the empty Netherworld, which desperately needed infrastructure, Ye Tong refused to admit it was because she had terrible luck.

That lousy game developer didn't even give her a guaranteed SR. Maybe she should just uninstall it!

But... why are the R and N card illustrations so gorgeous too?! How could she bear to make such beautiful characters do manual labor?!

Ye Tong's mouth drooled with heartache (and longing).

After many setbacks, she turned the barren wasteland into a well-planned Netherworld with an orderly underworld system. Ye Tong watched with satisfaction as the whole Netherworld began running smoothly. Then one day, the game became real.

The Judge carried a stack of files three meters high and set it down in front of her. "Your Majesty, it's time to work."

Ye Tong: "Is it too late to go back to being a 996 wage slave?"

P.S.:

The story combines the game world with the real world, and includes real-life plotlines.

Theme: No matter what you encounter, there's always a way forward