Incense Live: Gods Also Want Kpis

The gods are not dead, they just changed their way of living. Traffic is the incense, barrages are the willpower, and the live broadcast platform is the contemporary list of gods. Lin Che, a social worker, worked overtime until early in the morning, but was hit by a rogue pop-up window. From then on, she saw the truth: the top Internet celebrity is a nine-tailed fox, the delivery boy is a land god who is about to starve to death, behind the dating app sits a frowning Yuelao, and technology giants are using algorithms to create gods in batches, preparing to harvest the souls of all mankind. The remnant soul of the Kitchen God possessed him and gave him a task: to go to the place with the thickest fireworks and win back people's faith. So Lin Che was scolded by her boss during the day, and at night she led the old gods to carry out "traffic revival", helped the land publicize errands in the city, asked the door gods to evaluate smart door locks, and hosted late-night canteen live broadcasts with the kitchen gods. Not cultivating immortals or refining elixirs, just keeping the human touch in the data age. It wasn't until the Traffic Emperor launched the "Global Dimension Upgrade" that he wanted to turn everyone into a god with one click and digitize their souls. Lin Che didn't realize that the real battlefield was not among the gods, but in the hearts of ordinary people, the fire that refused to be extinguished.