[Mythology revival + urban supernatural powers + mystery investigation + ensemble cast]
A divine miracle saves a feverish child.
Two minutes later, an underpass in the west of the city that hadn't seen a drop of rain suddenly floods.
Chen Yan soon discovers that every time the “Lady of Shangquantang,” now appearing across the internet, saves someone, she chooses another place, poorer, lower-lying, and more forgotten, to bear the disaster in their place.
But there is no Shangquantang on the map, and no records of this lady in the old archives.
Yet her miracles are real.
As buried rivers begin to flow again, the old images of demolished temples reappear, and people who bear divine offices awaken throughout the city, Chen Yan also receives a damaged archive of the mountains and rivers of old.
Others borrow power from gods and Buddhas.
He is in charge of reviewing divine offices:
Who are you?
Where does your power come from?
Who bears the cost of saving people?
The gods may return.
But from now on, whether a miracle works and whether a divine office is legitimate are two different matters.
