Our Ancestors' Graves Must Be Smoking: I Passed the Underworld Civil Service Exam

Liang Xiaomeng's ancestors had done good deeds for generations, producing ten generations of great benefactors. That was what gave her the chance to qualify for a civil service job in the Divine Realm. After failing the City God matchmaking office civil service exam twice, she took a different route to get a job in the Divine Realm and applied for a position in the Underworld instead. There was no competition at all, and she passed on her first try. She thought being an Underworld civil servant would be much like working at a funeral home: a little gloomy, but the benefits of a government job couldn't be bad.

But on her first day at work, a vicious ghost escaped from prison. She had no choice but to go catch it with the depressed King of Hell. Why did even the King of Hell have to go out and work? Because the Underworld was notorious for its grueling 996 schedule and ICU-level exhaustion. The Four Great Judges were so overworked they often coughed up blood. She was the first person in ten years to voluntarily take the Underworld civil service exam. Her ancestors really had done a good deed!

The legendary Black and White Impermanence turned out to be incredibly handsome, Lady Meng was gorgeous and sexy, and all Four Great Judges were stunning. As for the King of Hell, one word: gloomy. Two words: very gloomy. Three words: extremely gloomy. Liang Xiaomeng only knew his name was Tong, a gloomy wreck who got irritable if he didn't eat chocolate. He ate chocolate every day, yet his tongue was as poisonous as if it had been dipped in deadly poison. As for his looks, his skin was unnaturally pale. With his mouth shut, he was a gloomy, fragile-looking beauty. The moment he opened it, she wanted to poison him into silence.

A violent college girl with MAX combat power vs. a good-for-nothing, sharp-tongued, gloomy wreck who is actually an utterly scheming nine-tailed fox king

Mainly a goofy, comedic story.

Theme: Keep hope in your heart and head toward the light.