For the Sake of Incense, I Became the Child-Giving Goddess

Xie Fuyun was the youngest daughter of a collateral branch of a noble family in the Tianshui dynasty. In life, she upheld her virtue and opened the granaries to save the people during a famine. After her death, the people worshipped her, and she became a local deity sustained by their offerings. As the times changed, however, people gradually forgot about her and stopped making offerings.

The novel has a female protagonist and no romantic pairing for her. It mainly tells the stories of several side couples, including male-male couples, male-female couples, and a friendship pairing.