When Li Jing first ascended to heaven, he piled up statues of the Jade Emperor, had two eyebrows drawn, and was punished by kneeling for three days.
The gods laughed at him for being rude, and the rules of heaven punished him with no name.
Unexpectedly, that young man has come all the way from Fenghuo Tianguan, killing monsters, guarding towers, and sealing destiny.
Some people mark his name, and some people judge his merit——
But he only asked: "Who will make me a god?"
Purpose: Starting from the young Li Jing's pile of Jade Emperor statues and Huamei's troubles, he writes about his growth process from an "unnamed" fringe nugget, step by step into the theocratic structure, the wind and fire gates, the mystery of the demon world, and finally embarked on the atypical path to becoming a god. The work takes "Who decides the name of a god" as its proposition, reflecting the solitary courage of a "young man who refuses to obey orders" and the belief in self-naming. It also incorporates irony, group portraits, friendship bonds and guardianship responsibilities. It aims to explore: > Can the definition of "becoming a god" be given only by others? Can the boy's name be drawn by himself?
