In the early Tang Dynasty, wars broke out everywhere. Langhao, a soldier in black armor, opened his eyes among the dead, with a list of gods in his mind. The four heavenly kings rose from behind him, and the hundreds of thousands of Xia troops at Hulao Pass were wiped out; Nezha rode the hot wheel across the shallow water plains, and the corpses of the Western Qin cavalry were everywhere. There are three hundred and sixty-five righteous gods. Each god can only be summoned once. Once used up, it will be permanently dimmed. He helped Li Shimin conquer the world, from Xihe to Tianzhu, and from Turks to Goguryeo. The burning mark on the center of the eyebrow spreads a little more every time he is summoned - there is a line of blood words engraved on the bottom of the list of gods: There are countless gods to be summoned. On the day when the list is exhausted, the body and soul will be destroyed. When the Buddhist heavens descend on Tianzhu, Jiang Ziya's last card is himself.
