You Never Burn Incense, but Expect Me to Save the Day?

Chen Ke transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty. He never acquired a golden finger before he died, but after his death, Emperor Chongzhen posthumously honored him, built a City God Temple, and had the people worship him there.

Three hundred years later, supernatural horror returned.

Four hundred years later, ghostly disturbances grew increasingly frequent, and signs emerged that they were slipping out of control, making it difficult to keep them hidden.

One day,

As Chen Ke was lying on the City God Temple roof, sunbathing, a young man came in from outside, cursing under his breath.

He tossed a life-saving coin into the merit box...

Chen Ke: "You never burn incense when things are fine, then expect me to bail you out when trouble hits?"

"Pah!"

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