Everyone Knows That I Am a God, but I Don't Know

Zhang Ren, a newly graduated social worker, planned to concentrate on studying for the exam and become a "worker". When he was working the night shift for his colleagues, he unexpectedly encountered a strange thing in the ancient books area: the man in black suddenly went mad and ran away. He casually said "leave quickly", which actually eliminated most of the evil spirits from the other person, and even the soreness and fatigue of staying up late. Afterwards, the little Taoist priest in Taoist robes came to the door with a mahogany sword in his hand, and called him a "hard life" who could dispel evil spirits. His tone was cautious. The lame old man gave him a crumpled peace charm, put it to his ear and dared not say a word, asking him to call "Grandpa City God" when something strange happens. Zhang Ren just thought he had met two enthusiastic weirdos. He didn't realize the hidden weight of his unintentional words, nor did he realize that the seal in his consciousness was shaking with clues - someone was holding on to the "roots" that he had crucified back then. When he remembered half of who he was, the balance of the three realms was hanging in his casual words of "Don't die." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.