I Resigned, and Then the Yangtze River Woke Up

During the day, he was PUAed by his boss, and at night, he ferried souls on the Yangtze River. Su Ye, who had been a social worker for seven years, finally resigned in Chapter 3. The resignation letter only has one line of code: if(leader=="Zhou Mingyuan"){return"quit";} The moment the resignation letter was sent, the bead around his neck shattered. This broken stone is passed down from ancestors - for three thousand years, soul ferrymen on the Yangtze River have used it to extradite the souls of the dead and suppress things at the bottom of the river. The fragment of the crossing bead turned into a key in the palm of the hand, with one word engraved on it: "Mo". A vague whisper came from the fragments: "Seven... Generations... Finally..." Four more words were said: "Forty-nine days." Su Ye is the seventh generation. It is also the last generation. Before resigning, he thought the biggest battle would be the Monday morning meeting. After resigning, the seven lights at the bottom of the river began to go out - that was the countdown to the ancient god's seal. The old man in the shroud smiled at him under the street lamp, and the ghost Internet cafe owner said, "The day your master died, the man in the shroud walked out from the bottom of the river." The seal was dug through at the construction site downstairs of the office, and something that had been sleeping under the Yangtze River for three thousand years was about to wake up. ——But Su Ye has resigned. He has forty-nine days, a sharp-tongued weapon spirit, and the mess left by the previous six generations of ferrymen. "People can do 996, but souls can't." The resignation of a social beast is the fate of a big river. When the last light goes out, he doesn't want to save Yangtze River - he wants to let Yangtze River wake up on his own.