Temple Town Secretary: I Seal All Gods with My Forbidden Will

On the day Chen Yan entered the town temple office, three pages were missing from the Qingxi County Chronicle. On the first page, the river god gets married, a living person enters the water, and the old name disappears. On the second page, the city god changes his face, the true god loses his place, and the false god receives incense. On the third page, the dead man sits in court, and his father's old case is dug out from the discarded papers. People all over the world say that if the ambition is unknown, it has never existed. But the forbidden will in Chen Yan's hand wanted to show the words: If the name is taken away, the gods can seal it; if the will is changed, people can make up for it. From a county in Qingxi to a county out of order; from the deletion of names by the Department of Cultural Prohibition to the usurpation of will by Xuanting; from investigating cases by petty officials to filing cases at the Metropolitan Procuratorate. Chen Yan, one stroke at a time, restored the erased names to the old memories, and brought back the stolen divine thrones to the human world. In this life, whoever dares to usurp the name of mountains and rivers, I will ban all gods.