The Path of Incense

Ritual and music have collapsed, gods and Buddhas have retreated, and demons are rampant in the wild. Once Lu Chen traveled through time, he was reduced to a broken clay sculpture in an ancient temple in the wilderness. He does not practice spiritual energy, but only takes "incense" as his path - a mortal's thought of awe and prayer, all become the foundation of his practice. With the "glazed heart" that can penetrate people's hearts, he started from Wanjia Village: using incense to scare away the black wolves, showing saints to drive away evil spirits and making rain, and establishing the "iron law of good and evil" with the law of cause and effect. When the cult "Immortality Sect" sacrifices children's birthdays, he gathers incense clones to fight the bandits outsmartly and protect the party. However, there are also heavenly rules for the way of incense: if you are worshiped by others, you will eliminate disasters for others; if you kill innocent people indiscriminately, the incense will backfire. In order to resolve the hidden danger in the dynasty, he went to Beijing to help the young emperor ascend the throne, but he got a glimpse of the secret of the collapse of the divine court - the ancient "mirror of reincarnation" was tampering with the memories of all living beings. This time he went to the Immortal Sect not to become an immortal, but only to make the world of immortality everlasting. "The Path of Incense" is an unsystematic clay statue that uses the power of mortal wishes as a blade to rekindle the spark of Shinto.