Fengshen: I Have a Hexagram, the Gods Will Give Way

[Supernatural resurgence + Imagination + God-conferring romance + God's resurgence + single female protagonist] Have you ever thought that Fengshen might have been a scam from the beginning? Almost all of the 365 names on the list of gods died once before they were canonized. Jiang Ziya, who became a god for heaven, did not leave his name on the list. Is he unable to block himself, or does he dare not block him at all? Jiang Fanshi heard his grandfather say something since he was a child: "From the top down, one becomes a god, and from the bottom up, one becomes an immortal." Grandpa also set a strict rule for him: before he is twenty-four years old, he is not allowed to tell fortunes for living people. When he was twenty-one years old, Jiang Fanshi made his last phone call to his grandfather. When he rushed home, Jiangjia Village, where he grew up, was gone. It's not on the map or in the household registration. Anyone who has ever been to Jiangjia Village says that there has always been nothing but barren hills there. Three months later, a portrait without facial features introduced Jiang Fanshi to a shop in the Nanguan flea market. In order to get his grandfather and Jiangjiacun back, he finally violated the prohibition and made fortune-telling for others. From that hexagram on, he encountered more and more strange things. The living borrow their longevity, the dead are resurrected, their remaining souls borrow their bodies, and the righteous god escapes his throne. All the clues ultimately point to the book "The Romance of the Gods" left behind by my grandfather. Who did Fengshen deceive? What was it that Jiang Ziya failed to accomplish back then? The second apotheosis of gods in the human world has begun.