I Work as a Temporary Agent in the Yin and Yang Bureau

When Lin Xiao worked overtime for the seventh day in a row and received a recruitment text message from the "Yin Yang Affairs Bureau" in the company toilet at three o'clock in the morning, he thought it was someone's prank. It wasn't until the toilet water poured out with the word "sign" written in blood and "Aren't you leaving yet" popping up on all computer screens simultaneously that he realized that this night shift was really going to kill someone. Forced to sign a contract as a temporary worker in the Paranormal Bureau, the standard equipment is contact lenses that can see ghosts and a plastic work badge. Others use talisman mahogany swords to catch ghosts, but Lin Xiao relies on Excel spreadsheets to analyze the ghosts' demands and use the Labor Law to negotiate with the ghosts. When the arrogant Taoist Heavenly Master is still chanting secrets and chanting spells, he has used "customer satisfaction research" to resolve the resentment of the evil spirits; when the traditional exorcists are in a bitter battle, he is using the "project management method" to schedule the release of the earthbound spirits. The social animal survival system is his golden finger, and KPI is to suppress evil spirits. From dealing with the "overtime female ghost who wants to identify a work-related injury" to mediating the "senior in red who is obsessed with taking the postgraduate entrance examination", Lin Xiao walks a third path between science and metaphysics: using workplace thinking to rectify the two worlds of yin and yang. However, when he thought it was just a weird job, he found that he was involved in a Yin and Yang invasion conspiracy that lasted for hundreds of years, and his ridiculed "social animal methodology" turned out to be an alternative awakening of the lost divine power in ancient times. The world needs heroes? No, it needs an excellent worker who can balance KPIs and grievances, and use flow charts to plan reincarnations.