Heavenly Court Goes Bankrupt: I Help the Immortals Find Jobs

It's a bit unreasonable to not have an ID card. In modern society, without an ID card, unless you live in the countryside, you can hardly move an inch, and yet you're trying to make money with a whole bunch of unregistered people...

It seems Laozi did this on purpose. Only by letting demons wreak havoc on the mortal realm would people be willing to burn incense and worship the gods again, thus ensuring the Heavenly Court's continued prosperity. According to Laozi's philosophy, gods and demons, the old and the wicked, represent yin and yang; yin alone cannot produce, and yang alone cannot grow.

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Goodbye, Uncle Niu. It's been almost a year since graduation. My girlfriend (who's a year younger than me) should have passed her postgraduate entrance exam. She wants me to take it too, and I know that. I graduated from an ordinary university, and if I don't take the exam, her family and relatives might not agree. I didn't take it in my senior year because of some things.

Lion Camel Ridge Barbecue? Or is it roasted human flesh?

The female lead shouldn't have a crush on the male lead. He's a fat pig with a face full of fat and weighs over 200 pounds. What is the female lead secretly in love with...? Is she attracted to his fat body? Or is she attracted to his ugliness? Or is she attracted to his lack of hygiene?

Holding a deadly weapon, the desire to kill arises spontaneously. Even if the Heavenly Court were bankrupt, like the legendary Dao Ancestor suffering from carbon dioxide poisoning in winter, it wouldn't have fallen to this state.

Hahaha. Heaven went bankrupt. It stopped raining. There's no wind. The sun isn't shining anymore. Fire is gone, oil doesn't work anymore. Electricity's gone too. We can't get electricity anywhere. This is unscientific! The gods all went down to earth to work. While working, humanity died out.

The first online game novel was quite good, but the second one was repetitive in genre. I suggested that we shouldn't always have the protagonist empty-handed, as it would become aesthetically tiring. Tie Niu said that being empty-handed was to acquire various weapons, but in reality, the protagonist was mostly empty-handed in the end. And what happened? It suddenly flopped.