Jiangshi: From the Start, I Snatch the Mountain God’s Command

Anyone who can't play the "Zongheng" skill on Feilu is a newbie. Let me see how many people have been fooled (laughs).

This Ren Tingting, along with the Three Kingdoms versions of Diao Chan and Cai Wenji, and the Tang Dynasty version of Li Lizhi… you've all portrayed her as a public bus.

Anyone who dares to reply to me, I curse them to be molested by various goddesses every night.

Is it really that easy for the protagonist to be a deity? They can meet anyone they want.

Are you out of your mind? A Shura Temple?

The protagonist is a mountain god. I'm wondering if "Taihao Zhenzhuo Changsheng Xianjun" would be suitable. Taihao refers to the space between heaven and earth, and "zhuo" refers to the earth. When Pangu created heaven and earth, the pure energy rose and the turbid energy descended. Suppressing the turbidity is the duty of a mountain god, and "Changsheng Xianjun" fits the author's intention. Moreover, its abbreviation is "Changsheng Xianjun."

Did you obtain both the Mountain God's Decree and the Earth God's Decree, run into the town, and even build a temple there? Aren't you afraid the Earth God will punish you? And you call yourself the Immortal Lord of Longevity? How dare you be so audacious? Aren't you afraid the Emperor of Longevity will get you?

Gods and immortals are two different systems. Immortals transcend the Three Realms and are not bound by the Five Elements; they are immortal and live as long as heaven and earth! Most gods are posthumously conferred titles, subject to the control and dispatch of the Heavenly Emperor, lacking freedom but possessing rights commensurate with their positions—equivalent to a modern civil servant!

So high-profile, I just want to know how the mountain god died.

It doesn't look like a deity at all.