Journey to the West: My KPI Is Ninety-Nine and Eighty-One Difficulties

Shen An traveled to heaven and became a ninth-grade archivist in Qiming Palace. Before he could go about his business, a copy of the "Tiandao KPI Assessment System" fell on his head. His mission: plan and execute "Journey to the West: Nine-Nine and Eighty-One Difficulties". Failed the assessment? Obliterate. The first difficulty was that Jin Chan was demoted. Calculation of Heavenly Law: Mediocre, yellow-level and low-grade. Shen An threw the golden cicada into the abandoned evil channel of the netherworld with a backhand: "How do greenhouse flowers become Buddhas? Give me strength!" The second difficulty is to kill several times after birth. A water thief kills the wife of an overlord? So cliche! Shen An airdropped a fake "Dragon King Token" to a mortal water thief, abruptly upgrading the family ethics drama into a three-realm suspense action movie! Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva came down to earth for inspection. He looked at the script that had been changed beyond recognition by demons and fell into deep thought: "I asked you to perform the calamity measurement, but I didn't ask you to make the calamity measurement into a blockbuster movie!" Shen An smiled slightly: "Bodhisattva, this is called 'catastrophe stress test' and 'causal closed-loop optimization'." This is the story of a low-level social worker in Heaven who uses modern workplace thinking and project management methods to turn Journey to the West into a top IP in the three worlds. Gods and Buddhas all over the sky are his clients, and ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties are his KPIs. And he just wants to get off work alive.