The Carefree Immortal Wants to Resign

Li Bei's greatest dream in life is to clock out. But fate made him take on the role of the 'Carefree Immortal'—the 108th holder, the last ticket on the last train. His flying sword gained sentience, with a sharp tongue rivaling his former boss, holding a roast session in his head every day. The Heavenly Dao system bound him with an employee badge, assigning daily KPIs: vanquish demons, clock in, maintain order across realms. Fail? The badge won't be canceled, and his resignation letter stays stuck in the system, forever 'under review.' He just wants to slack off, leave on time, and never work overtime. But that holy maiden Liu Ruyan clings to him, insisting he's her destined one, and insists on traveling with him, causing identity misunderstandings that paint the 'Carefree Immortal' in a worse light. Others can't see it, but Li Bei can see task tags floating above everyone's heads—the maiden's tag is orange-yellow, never red, and the secret lies in the colors. Even more amazing is that flying sword: it can always spoil the system's rules through the cracks, and this 'wall' has long been seen through by it. The corporate slave Li Bei, dragged into repeated overtime by the system and the clingy maiden, ponders the ultimate solution—this damn establishment, this damn system, might as well just lay it off. — Description from novelcodex.org