The Wild Gods Will Not Save the Common People

In the Daqian Dynasty, gods and Buddhas closed their eyes, and demons walked at night. This is a troubled world where everything has a spirit, but everything is seeking survival. Here, gods do not rely on charity, but rely on incense and contracts; monsters do not rely on cannibalism, but rely on obsession and cause and effect. Chen Sui'an, a down-and-out wild god who guards a ruined temple and is greedy for money and wine. For a few taels of silver, he took on a series of strange cases, but unexpectedly assembled a team that can be called "weird": A tsundere fox demon with eight tails sealed and a severe mysophobia; A crazy policeman who has no ability to empathize and firmly believes that "everything can be dissected"; The bronze Arhat weapon spirit who knows no joy, anger, sorrow, and only knows how to kill; And a thousand-faced opera spirit who has forgotten who he is. They walked through the rainy alleys in the south of the Yangtze River and through the dark alleys in the capital. In the intertwining of flesh, blood and incense, they uncovered mysterious cases one after another. Everyone in the world believes that wild gods are merciful, but Chen Sui'an slapped the Jingtang tree loudly: "Stop worshiping! This god does not save the common people, but only saves those who are destined (give money)!"