I Owe the Heavenly Palace Eight Trillion

Zhang Jiang Boxin, 28, a former project manager at a major internet company, lives by data, process, and efficiency. His two greatest fears are meetings and uncertainty. Until one afternoon during a weekly report review, he receives a push notification from 'Heavenly Palace Government Affairs': his father, Jiang Kun, has been taken away by the Heavenly Court's disciplinary committee for losing eight trillion merit coins, and the debt is legally transferred to the eldest son. Debt collector Li Jing, holding the Pagoda, arrives with his intern Nezha for a 'face-to-face talk,' demanding repayment within a deadline. An atheist suddenly bears the highest debt in the Three Realms. To repay the debt, Zhang Jiang Boxin is forced to take on the Heavenly Palace's first 'outsourced project'—designing a crowd flow optimization plan for the South Heaven Gate, which has been congested for three thousand years. He applies internet thinking like A/B testing, canary releases, and user profiling to deconstruct and reorganize the immortals' entry and exit processes, doubling efficiency. Taibai Jinxing slams the table and roars, 'You're starting a reform in the Heavenly Palace!' Nezha secretly hands over a transfer application: 'I want to go to the mortal world and deliver food.' — Description from novelcodex.org