Turning the City God Temple into a Fertility Center (Interstellar)

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Also known as: Opening a City God Temple in the Interstellar Era and An Underworld Branch in the Interstellar Era

"Want a child? Want to solve your mental power invasion? Come to the City God Temple, and all your wishes will come true."

Sheng Huang graduates at the top of his class from the City God intern program and arrives at the temple assigned to him.

But is this really his temple? It's only three square meters with a single doorway, and the ten-centimeter wooden figure inside, with no facial features, is supposed to be him?

Still, the strong don't complain about their circumstances. Sheng Huang cleans the place up and gets to work.

But why doesn't anyone in this world believe in gods? There are ghosts all over the streets.

Sheng Huang decides to take the initiative. He approaches a beggar. "Kneel before me, and I'll make your life go smoothly."

The beggar glances at him, changes position, and goes back to sleep.

Sheng Huang certainly won't give up. "I can grant any wish you have."

Modern people have suddenly come to their senses and don't want to have children, leaving the underworld overcrowded with ghosts.

Sheng Huang beats 99 percent of the ghosts in the civil service exams and secures a job as a City God.

But an accident happens on his way to the mortal world, and he ends up on Blue Star thousands of years in the future, in the interstellar era.

After a major historical rupture, much of Blue Star's history and culture has been lost in this era.

People both love and fear the culture of ancient Blue Star, but the historical gap is so vast that their attempts to recreate it are all mixed up.

Sheng Huang also discovers that there is no underworld on Blue Star in the interstellar era, so ghosts cannot be reincarnated.

After contacting the higher-ups, the underworld decides to establish a branch in the interstellar era, with the City Gods who accidentally ended up there as its main force.

And so Sheng Huang begins his work as a ferryman, and his City God Temple starts offering all kinds of services.

"Your mental power has been taken over? Silly child, that's a ghost who can't find the underworld trying to take over a body."

"You haven't had a child in a hundred years, even though you've tried every method?"

"Silly! It's because there's no underworld here, so ghosts can't be reincarnated. There's one way I can arrange a child for you now, but would you be willing to have twins?"

Sheng Huang gives the couple a number. That night, the Blue Star underworld arranges a ghost to be reincarnated. Sheng Huang goes to collect the ghost and makes them spend some time in the Eighteenth Level of Hell before they can join the reincarnation queue.

While walking through the marketplace, Sheng Huang suddenly realizes there are ghosts from other countries, too. But the Huaxia people rule the interstellar era, so he might as well collect all of them.

Then there are vampires and mummies. Sheng Huang brings them all into the interstellar underworld.

More and more people in the interstellar era learn that Sheng Huang can treat mental power invasion and infertility. The City God has to make an app where people can take a number. When their turn comes, they can come in person for reincarnation or to pick up a child.

Sheng Huang watches his little City God Temple gradually turn into a temple for fertility and good fortune.

Sheng Huang: Hey! This isn't my specialty! All I wanted was to establish an underworld branch.

Everything in this story is the author's imagination. Please don't relate it to real life~

Upcoming story blurb

In his final year of college, Wen Bai applies and interviews for jobs just like every other graduating senior. With all the companies hiring new graduates demanding two years of work experience, Wen Bai, an orphan with no connections or power, finally manages to land an internship.

On his first day, Wen Bai stares at the livestream screen in front of him, confused.

What does it mean, an internship livestream platform that even stamps internship certificates? The only requirement is to stream for four hours a day, and successful interns can get jobs at state-owned enterprises.

A scam? Are they after his kidneys?

Wen Bai would never fall for a scam this obvious.

"I just press Start to go live, right?"

Wen Bai looks at the green button on the screen and presses it. For an ordinary scam, he'd report it and file a complaint. But this scam is so ridiculous that he has to see what it's all about.

Then Wen Bai sees people in a fictional ancient world, so poor they stuff themselves with clay to stave off hunger.

Cultivators in an immortal world, surrounded by an ethereal aura.

Interstellar people who pilot mechs and have advanced technology, but lack green plants and live on nutrient solutions.

People of all species from all kinds of worlds watch Wen Bai's livestream.

A truckload of cabbages for a medical pod. A ten-meter-tall tree for a mech.

Want sweet potato, potato, or corn seeds? Just trade all kinds of bottles and bowls. What? You have a vase and an inkstone? Sure, sure.

The Book of Changes, university textbooks, and all kinds of ancient artifacts. Anyone interested? Trade for beauty pills or low-grade marrow-cleansing pills.

Wen Bai makes a fortune by trading goods between worlds through his livestream.

The newly graduated intern achieves financial freedom, but why has a representative from the government come to discuss a partnership with him?

He can list items on the platform on the government's behalf, and the government will pay him a commission and sign a contract with him.

So...

Did he really get into a state-owned enterprise?

Wait, does that mean he's now a government employee?

All he wanted in the beginning was proof of his internship.

Theme: Preserve and pass down traditional Chinese culture