Siheyuan: In the Age of Declining Dharma, I Become the Last True Immortal

In 1953, Wang Tudi woke up at a train station and discovered that he had not only entered the world of the Siheyuan, but had also inherited the last remaining Land God title.

His divine domain held mountains and rivers, ten mu of fertile farmland, and abundant medicinal herbs. The more faith he gained, the more powerful his space and divine arts became.

Wang Tudi did not use his abilities just to enjoy himself.

He found jobs for his mother and eldest sister, helped his neighbors in the compound get through the years of food shortages, and then joined the Public Security Bureau's logistics department, using his divine sense to locate underground radio stations, enemy spy hideouts, and overseas conspiracies.

As nodes of Land God temples spread across the country, he established shrine attendants for the Twelve Zodiac animals and set a secret organization in motion around the globe.

After reform and opening up, Wang Tudi led everyone in the compound into buying houses and property, turning the companions who had once starved alongside him into landlords.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.