Chen Changsheng had grown up in a Taoist temple, but suddenly transmigrated to a parallel world where the Taoist Celestial Court had fallen into ruin.
With the Jade Emperor's divine title from the start, Chen Changsheng could earn merit by relieving suffering in the mortal world and revealing divine miracles. He could then unlock Celestial Court positions, appoint immortals, and rebuild the Celestial Court.
And so, after vanishing for a thousand years, the Celestial Court once again shone with dazzling brilliance.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Are live broadcasts allowed in Taoist temples? There are so many statues of gods in there, are you kidding me? Live streaming allowed?
It's been a long time since I've written a novel, Recasting Heaven
Why are there so few updates today!
Isn't that the heroine? She's too capable of getting into trouble. She can't take on big responsibilities. She's neither too light nor too heavy. Fortunately, the heroine is a bit poisonous.
Who can give this poor man a reward and make a small fortune?
Commentary on the first chapter of Parallel World in "I, the Taoist Priest, Reconstructed Heaven" written by Qi Bao.
Commentary on Chapter 29: Zhao Youchang's Miraculous Brain Circuit in "I, the Taoist Priest, Reconstructed Heaven" written by Qi Bao.
When writing, the world view should be broad and broad.
Woohoo, why isn't it updated?
Commentary on the news about Zhao Youchang in Chapter 27 of "I, the Taoist Priest, Reconstructed Heaven" written by Qi Bao.