Entertainment: Acting, I Didn't Ask You to Invite the Gods Down

[Urban imagination + entertainment industry + spiritual recovery + arrival of myth + acting as a god] When delivery boy Wang Chen was temporarily pulled by the crew to play the role of Erlang Shen, everyone was waiting to see him make a fool of himself. But as soon as he opened his eyes, the studio was completely silent. Those were not the eyes of an actor, but like the eyes of a real god looking down at the world. After the TV series was broadcast, the entire network went viral, and Wang Chen also activated the "Myth Realization System": the more the audience believes in the god he plays, the higher the belief value, the more he can bring mythical abilities into reality. When he plays Erlang God, his eyebrows open up; when he plays Jigong, the mud pills can really cure diseases; when he plays the God of Wealth, a blessing makes his fans company go public; when he plays Sun Wukong, the shadow of the golden cudgel sweeps across the Western gods. Everyone thought it was special effects, a script, and hype. Until the spiritual energy revives, the myth comes, and the Western gods compete for faith. Wang Chen stands on the top of the East, with hundreds of thousands of heavenly soldiers and generals behind him covering the sky. Wang Chen: "Don't panic, it's all special effects, you have to believe in science."