Shenming After-Sales Bureau

On the day Chen Jibai was laid off by Hexiang, the appeal page only responded with one sentence: After a comprehensive evaluation, the process was in compliance, and this appeal has been closed. He knew very well how disgusting this sentence was, because he had personally modified similar words half a year ago. That night, he received an unfamiliar work order: Hexiang An Ningbao's death claim materials failed to be verified, the responsible party is unknown, and it is recommended to reject it. The two templates are almost identical. He clicked "Re-accept" to inherit the old temple authority left by his deceased father. From then on, unauthorized offline nodes, the Stove King who misjudged mortals, and the online God of Wealth that distributes incense based on recharge must all accept his appeal review. But Chen Jibai soon discovered that Hexiang was not just an insurance company. It started as insurance technology, but it connects risk models, home security, digital heritage and civil assessment services into an invisible network. And the name that appears repeatedly behind that net is Tian Heng. In the early stage, Tianheng seemed to be just an auxiliary assessment. It wasn't until more and more closed complaints were directed at it that Chen Jibai realized that something was transforming gods, incense, souls, and human wishes into a system that could be sorted, evaluated, closed, and replaced. All he has to do is reopen the closed complaints one by one.