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After retiring as the King of Ghost Kings, Guo Dong found a strange job: guarding a door in a peculiar underground warehouse.

The job was odd, sure, but with a monthly salary of 50,000 yuan and even a cremation subsidy after death, Guo Dong took it without hesitation—for the sake of the limited-edition dolls he’d bought on installment plans lasting twenty years.

On his first day at work, Guo Dong saw a group of people sneakily shove a legendary human-skin ghost through the door. That human-skin ghost seemed to be his former pet…

On the second day, the same group came back, this time with a ghost king (who also happened to be his former subordinate).

On the third day, Guo Dong realized that the door he was guarding seemed to be the enemy’s prison.

On the fourth day, his boss selected him to join a team to enter a dungeon and fight ghosts.

Guo Dong: “…I refuse.”

Chen Ran: “I’ll pay overtime.”

Guo Dong: “(☆_☆) If there’s overtime pay, I’ll endure anything! Boss, you’re the best!”

All the ghosts: “???”

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Arranged ghost marriages, cursed children, human sacrifices in deserted villages, live skinning, haunted wooden dolls…

Chen Ran initially thought that as an ordinary human, Guo Dong wouldn’t survive even one dungeon. But unexpectedly, Guo Dong lived unusually long.

Chen Ran was very surprised.

Until one day, he saw the rabbit Guo Dong always carried suddenly transform into a berserk state, pinning a boss-level ghost king to the ground and beating it until it wanted to give up on life.

Chen Ran: “???”

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Bonus Scene:

Guo Dong was horrified to discover his boss constantly staring at his dolls.

Guo Dong (hugging them tightly): “They’re mine!”

Chen Ran (coldly): “What’s so fun about dolls?”

Later, Guo Dong discovered that Chen Ran was right—there was indeed something more fun than dolls in this world.

Chen Ran (holding his waist): “…”