Global gods are resurrected, saints walk the earth, and temples rule nations.
Only China, which has been inherited for thousands of years, is recognized by everyone as a "civilization without gods."
Guan Gong is just a fiction, Mazu is just a legend, and the Sanqing Dynasty is a vague symbol that no one knows.
Only Zhuang Xiaoxie, a restorer of ancient buildings from time travel, knows that they are not without gods.
Fortunately, he brought a copy of "Chinese Incense Illustration" - if the gods want to come back, they must first have a place to live!
So, he transformed the dilapidated old house he inherited from overseas into the Guandi Temple.
Others laughed at him for worshiping ancient generals, capital forced him to demolish his house, and gangsters broke into the temple with guns late at night. Until the incense rose, the red-faced and bearded figure slowly opened his eyes in full view.
When Chinese temples spread all over the world, people discovered that it was not just myths that had been erased, but also a civilized war that lasted for thousands of years.
The whole world is asking: "How many gods are there in China?"
He opened the ancient book and looked at the line of bloody words at the end of the page:
"The gods are silent, not because no one believes in them, but because some people are deliberately forgetting them."
