Mr. Folk Culture: I Cultivate Immortality and Become a God by Relying on Taboos

"Xiangsu Tongjian" says: Customs and rituals are in order, and yin and yang are constant. Keep it to accumulate virtue, break it to create filth. Li Yan guards the mountain temple in the back mountain and also guards the secrets passed down from generation to generation of the Li family. From the gentleman who does business in the countryside, to the Tongyou people who travel all over the state and county, to the local god who builds a temple to worship. He traveled through a series of folk anecdotes and practiced in a series of folk taboos. The war and resentment a hundred years ago sank into the earth's veins, and a hundred years later the seal was loosened and brought disaster to the world. One peach wood, three sticks of incense, a comprehensive guide, and a body of righteousness. As a mortal, he bears the weight of mountains and rivers and proves his status as a god. The green hills are silent, but the incense lasts forever.