Jiang Yan is an ordinary cleaner in an infinite world. Every day, he cleans up instances and deals with the remains left behind by players and monsters. His life is as calm as still water. His job often makes players despise him, and even his boss, the Main God, picks on him, but Jiang Yan works diligently and never falls behind. As a result, he's won the Best Employee Award many times.
Until one day, while working in a low-level instance, Jiang Yan runs into a strange player. The player is tall, long-legged, and handsome with a gentle air. Every so often, he even feeds Jiang Yan evil spirits. Jiang Yan is quite pleased with his new provider. Unfortunately, this provider is far too lively and has several bad habits: he likes blowing up instances, splitting himself into multiple personalities, and having a meltdown beside his own corpse from time to time.
After a while, Jiang Yan's conspicuous new provider catches the attention of their boss. To keep his provider from being wiped out completely, Jiang Yan has no choice but to steal a player's identity and cover for him. By day, he pretends to tremble in terror among the players. At night, he diligently gets back to his real job, while making time to enlist the players, turn the monsters to their side, and overthrow the boss. In the end, hard work pays off, and he manages to turn the tables and become the landlord!
Once an instance begins, the monster grins viciously, fresh flesh caught between its teeth.
Player (terrified): Aaaaaah!
Jiang Yan (expressionless): Aaaaaah!
Nighttime
Jiang Yan, the cleaner, briskly sweeps up the monster's mangled corpse and says coldly: I told you ages ago, don't get cocky just because you're a ghost.
Theme: As long as you keep hope in your heart, you will surely find your way to a bright future
Woohoo, it's only one copy, so I won't update it.
Why haven't you updated in the past two days?
When will Zhou Ning be offline? It's so annoying.
Was Jiang Yan turned into a cleaner by the Lord God?
It turns out the two of them knew each other before. It's even better.
The subject matter is very novel and the copywriting is very interesting. But why do you have to support it when you just opened it?