If I Want to Become an Immortal, I Don't Want to Work Hard Anymore.

In the world of immortality, luck is a mysterious thing, and there is always one that is particularly bad. For example, Chen Shi. But he was unwilling to give in. He had an arrogant temperament, a strong desire for control, and a heaven-level artifact in his hand day and night, so he was determined to resist fate and have a battle of "my fate is up to me and not mine". Then he died. On the road to reincarnation, after drinking ten bowls of Meng Po soup, his memory could not be erased because he protected his soul day and night, so he made a deal with the King of Hell. In another round of life, his name is Li Ting. Seeing all the past by the Wangchuan River, Li Ting started to think about it. Whoever wants to do stupid things like fighting against fate will do it. He has to be a lazy man and help the King of Hell catch the ghosts who have slipped through the net. This is called life. … He won't pay off the debt he owes, but not everyone has forgotten Chen Shi, that upright young man who held day and night in his hands. Although he was a bit arbitrary, he made people feel at ease just by standing there. In the world of immortality, cause and effect are inevitable and have nothing to do with good or bad luck. －－－－－－－－－ The main focus is plot, supplemented by immortality, non-traditional upgrade flow, private settings, and simplified traditional system. I only finished the first part due to illness while writing the book, so I don't recommend reading it, sorry everyone.