When a Person Is in the Public Domain, He Starts from Slaying Demons and Is Promoted to Freedom

Zhang Jinliang traveled through time. Good news: a job at the core. Bad news: He is just a temporary worker in a marginal department, and he has no cultivation in a world that values ​​cultivation. Good news: After serving tea and drinking water every day, I finally got annoyed one day by Zhongdeng, who was retiring here. He threw over a few black-sealed silver-edged booklets with a sentence: "If you want to get ahead, just practice according to these books seriously. You can't learn to lie flat in your bones. You can't act like it." Volume 1, [Knowledge of Sources] Investigate things to gain knowledge, trace the source of knowledge. Volume 2, [Zhiheng Chapter] Holding the dual functions, keeping upright and balanced. Volume 3, [Chapter of Taking Advantage of the Situation] Be good at pretending to things, and take advantage of the wind and the situation. Since then, Zhang Jinliang has embarked on the road of killing monsters instantly. Because of this, he also has a deep memory of opponents who could not be killed instantly with one sword. ... "Stand up and speak back." "Director Zhang, I can just kneel down and say it." "How did you recognize me?" "Your name has already spread." "Tell me about it?" "Well, a very handsome young man killed the chief altar protector with a sword from the front." "Two swords." "Huh?" "He was killed by two swords." ... Several years later, the war between the human race and the demon race has been going on for many years, and both sides have gradually begun to get tired of this chaotic world. With mutual understanding, the battle line reached a delicate balance. Zhang Jinliang, then director of the organized demon-related investigation department. When facing the news camera: "The demons must be suppressed at any time, no matter how hard they are!" When facing a caring subordinate: "Checking the demon clan is like boiling dumplings, scoop out the ones that float, and don't stir them up with a spoon when they sink to the bottom of the pot."