Daily Life of a Matchmaker Returning to Work After Retirement in the New Era

Ye Heyi never knew what his sexual orientation was. He stayed single for over thirty years and never amounted to much in life.

At school, he was at the bottom of his class, but he worked hard. Then he underperformed on the college entrance exams and ended up at a no-name university.

At work, he was conscientious, never got caught up in the rat race, and always took care of his responsibilities. But when he turned thirty-five, his boss, who seemed unlikely to live to thirty-five himself, laid him off.

Just when he finally found a good job, he was hit by a car and killed on his way to work on the very first day.

The most ironic part was that after he died, he became the God of Matchmaking. As a god, he devoted himself to easing the problem of an aging population, doing everything he could to bring men and women together.

But after all that effort, he gave up and returned to the mortal world to live off the land and wait for death. He discovered that the money he made scalping divorce appointment slots for people earned him more merit than matchmaking ever did.

After returning to the mortal world, Ye Heyi bought a lop-eared rabbit at the flower and bird market one day and took good care of it. From then on, he noticed that his room, which was always a mess when he left home, would suddenly be neat and tidy. Valuable-looking pearls would also mysteriously appear under his pillow.

Baffled, since he hadn't even eaten any river snails lately, he turned his gaze to the rabbit contentedly nibbling grass in the corner and asked,