The Years I Was a Lake God in Japan

Lin Fan, an ordinary Chinese young man, accidentally picked up a piece of jade with a warm luster while traveling in Lake Biwa, Japan. I thought it was just an ordinary souvenir, but I didn't expect it to be the lost core of the water god of Lake Biwa. By chance, Lin Fan merged with the godhead and became the new water god of the largest freshwater lake in the Kansai region of Japan. Faced with a completely unfamiliar priestly life, Lin Fan simply followed the method he was most familiar with - the Chinese palace model and established the "Water God Palace" power at the bottom of the lake. He recruited the lake spirits as his vassals, recruited the creatures in the water as soldiers, and set up three palaces and six courtyards like the ancient emperors, so that the leisurely life of the water god could be lively and colorful. Eventually, when the Water God Palace became prosperous and stable, and the number of heirs increased, Lin Fan distributed the children to freshwater waters across Japan and established a network of water gods with Lake Biwa as the center. The story of him and his family continues to ripple under the calm lake...