The World's Strongest, Yet I Failed the Civil Service Exam 39 Times

[Eighty-percent anti-piracy lock. An absurd, unhinged story. The author has gone crazy from working. Updates at noon every day.] My name is Bai Hewei, and I'm just an ordinary temp worker at a neighborhood office. My monthly take-home pay after taxes and social insurance is 2,850 yuan. I thought I could pass the civil service exam, earn my parents' praise, and take our whole family to the top. I took the exam in thirty-nine cities across the country and never once made it to the interview stage. So I made a wish upon a once-in-a-millennium meteor shower: let me pass the civil service exam and get a government job, or else let the world be destroyed. When I woke up, half my wish had come true. The world really was on the verge of destruction, and I'd suddenly become the world's number one evolved human! Hold on, what's with you, meteor? You'd rather make me the world's strongest than let me pass the civil service exam? The biggest headache for the minister of a certain national security special operations department, a ministry-level agency, is figuring out how to pull strings and get the world's strongest psychic into the civil service without him finding out. And how to turn all those perilous areas that are so hard to deal with into Bai Hewei's written exam venues. After all, the world's strongest works diligently on aptitude tests and essay questions every day. He's failed thirty-nine times already. This time, Bai Hewei has to get that government job! “Are you the world's strongest? Can I add you as a friend?” “No, thank you.” “I got a 90 on the aptitude test.” “Adding you now~~~” The world's strongest, a diligent test-prepper, bottoms x a civil service exam god who looks down on everyone equally, tops P.S. The protagonist believes in upholding order. There are plenty of privileges he could claim, but he just doesn't want them. Theme: Have the courage to break free from your old self.