Demon King Goes Bankrupt: from Negative One Million to the Richest Man in the Three Worlds

He failed to overcome the tribulation and his cultivation fell back to the Nascent Soul stage. When he woke up, he found that the sect was in debt of 1.16 Million, and 90% of the disciples had fled, leaving only seven old, weak, sick and disabled people. What's even more outrageous is that a notice was sent from heaven: the business license expired sixty-three years ago, the world-destroying plan was returned, and the revision opinion read-"Lack of feasibility analysis." Demon Lord Li Wuya looked at the account book and fell into deep thought. Desperate, he posted a message on the Xianwang forum asking for help. Someone replied: "Are you looking for copywriters? I know about approval." The woman who came to apply for the job was named Su Wanqing. She had worked in the Heavenly Court Examination and Approval Bureau for 300 years. Her first sentence was: "Sign the labor contract first, and the five insurances and one housing fund will be paid according to heavenly standards." Li Wuya: "I am the Demon Lord." Su Wanqing: "The Demon Lord also has to pay social security." From that day on, Demon Lord's daily life became: ·Fill out the form and apply for the certificate in the morning ·Submit projects for approval in the afternoon ·Inspection at night ·Being dragged into meetings on weekends The blood pool was transformed into a hot spring, the skeletons were transformed into cultural creations, and the demon sect disciples changed careers as security guards, anchors, and selling aloe vera gel. It took three years to pay off old debts, thirty years to turn losses into profits, and Three Hundred Years Blood Shadow Group to go public. Li Wuya looked at the financial statements and let out a sigh of relief: He finally went from negative one million to become the richest man in the three worlds. Three hundred years later, a reporter interviewed the richest man in the three worlds: "What is the secret of your success?" Li Wuya took out a thick stack of approval forms and smiled bitterly: "The secret is - I didn't dare to leave any of the forms they asked me to fill out." --- [Devil·Workplace·Multiple heroines·Management·Comedy]