A Wild God from the Start: Female Followers Offer Themselves to Make Wishes

After an accident, Yang Zhou transmigrates into a clay statue of a god in a dilapidated temple. There, he encounters one bizarre scene after another. A group of rats carries a bridal sedan chair and abducts a young man to be their live-in son-in-law. In the Imperial Kitchen’s steamers, countless babies look lifelike. In a desolate mountain, blood gushes from a dry well overnight as corpses scramble out. … Yang Zhou needs incense offerings to attain the Dao, but he doesn’t have a single believer. All he can do is watch the people of the world become food for demons. One day, a woman drops to her knees in front of the altar, trembling. “Please, Lord of the Strange Gods, protect me. I offer you this wretched body, to do with as you please.” Yang Zhou does everything in his power to make her wish come true. Before long, his reputation for granting every prayer spreads far and wide, and believers flock to him. But Yang Zhou discovers that something strange has slipped in among his followers. Lady Bai: “Please, Lord of the Strange Gods, help me shed my skin successfully. I’ll serve by your side forever.” The princess in exile: “Please, Lord of the Strange Gods, help me reclaim my kingdom. I’ll offer myself and the entire realm at your feet.” Yang Zhou laughs aloud. He builds the Celestial Court, establishes the Underworld, carves out the Yellow Springs, and opens the Six Paths of Reincarnation. When the Heavenly Dao proves unjust, Yang Zhou smashes it to pieces.