Zhong Kui: the Underworld Went Bankrupt and I Was Forced to Transfer to Customer Service

The protagonist Zhong Kui is forced to change his job due to the bankruptcy of the underworld. How does Master Fumo transform into a customer service boss? Holding the Demon Sword in his left hand and the "Customer Service Manual" in his right hand, he has to coax the crying Po Meng not to add chili pepper to the soup, and persuade the irritable judge not to burn the KPI assessment form. The team configuration is even more outrageous and cute: •Meng Po: The "Godmother of Milk Tea" in the underworld, develops meal replacement bars and purifying sprays, and uses milk tea that is "sweeter than Meng Po soup" to get rid of bad reviews from ghosts; •Xiao Ling: The "Bagua Queen" of the three realms of heaven, earth and man. She is proficient in water wave psychic inspections and live streaming of eating melons. Her mobile phone stores the "black history" of ghosts from all over the world; •A Cai: Socially afraid of tech geeks, hacking into the underworld system is easier than ordering takeout, and his catchphrase is "I can fix this bug, but I need milk tea to survive"; •Judge: The former Judge Wang, now the Logistics Director, always talks about "KPI is life", but secretly gives special treatment to the ghost Po Meng who works overtime. The story ranges from "The Resurrection of Shadows" to "The Abyss of Chaos", from "Meal Replacement Stick Crisis" to "Invasion of the Void Realm". There are both the daily nonsense of "persuading ghosts to sign a reconciliation agreement" and the explosive scenes of "the decisive battle between two realms". There is no black and white of good and evil here, only the soul of "wanting to live well", the customer service of "wanting to provide good service", and the original intention of "wanting to warm up both worlds".