I Bought Every Unsellable God in the Demon Market

In Dayin, old gods without worshippers are sent to the demon market to be auctioned off. The River God goes for ten coins, the Kitchen God for five, while the nameless God of War has gone unsold for three hundred years. Shen Yan, the impoverished owner of a god-statue shop, has only one copper coin to his name, yet before closing time he buys 108 unsold statues.

He means to break them open and sell the spirit jade inside to pay his debts, but the “defective gods” begin awakening one after another. The River God can’t summon rain, the Kitchen God is afraid of fire, and the God of War has forgotten which city he once defended… As Shen Yan helps them fulfill one unheard wish after another, he gradually discovers that the incense offerings of the mortal world never vanished. The new Heavenly Court has been siphoning them off to create new gods who will obey without question. To protect this troublesome bunch of old gods who refuse to be returned, he has no choice but to open the shop again. Wishes may not come true, but at least they deserve to be heard.