Completed [Light Supernatural] [Group Images: Gods, Demons, Ghosts, Fairies, Spirits, Humans, Monsters] [Cute Pets] [Mythical Beasts] [Workplace]
The old Town God's Temple in Qidaocheng is dilapidated, while the new Town God's Temple is full of incense but not a real Taoist temple. Shen Daojun, the Lord of the Qidao City God's Mansion who was reincarnated as a human and survived the catastrophe, was rescued by the forced laborer Xing Dongqian. Through Xing Dongqian, he recovered the punished underworld employee Li Zhen and his late pet dog Shen Jiujiu, and adopted a puppy Shen Yiyi that was exactly the same as Shen Jiujiu. Through Xing Dongyan's network, he recruits talents, works hard to make money, and creates a new dojo. In the process, everyone went through many hardships to protect the justice in the world and the order of heaven and earth, and established a deep friendship in the process.
There is no outline for this article. I just wrote it bit by bit. It took me about two years to write it. I have finished it. I would like to thank the people on the paper for accompanying me through the difficult period. I am especially grateful to my book friends for accompanying me. My writing is not good. I hope that I can chat with you for entertainment. We have a long way to go, and we will meet again when we are destined.
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March 2025
I have bad eyesight and I type in pinyin. I often look for typos by listening to it. I listened to it yesterday and there were still typos, or the name was written wrong. It has been completed and cannot be changed, which is a bit regretful.
Reader comments
This book is like rice wine, with great staying power. Many years later, I can still occasionally think of those heart-wrenching stories. It's not unitary, the stories are one after another, and there are many ordinary and vulnerable groups that are not paid attention to. It is not a cool article, and the lack of good data does not affect the weight of this book in my heart.
This book is like rice wine, with great staying power. Many years later, I can still occasionally think of those heart-wrenching stories. It's not unitary, the stories are one after another, and there are many ordinary and vulnerable groups that are not paid attention to. It is not a cool article, and the lack of good data does not affect the weight of this book in my heart.
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