Drink Slowly, It's Hot

A person is destined to burn himself to death, save a city, and then forget everything he remembers before he dies. The protagonist Shen Zhao is a former firefighter, fire agent, and the agent of Zhu Rong. This city lives on "incense". The incense is about to burn out, cracks in the ground will open, beasts will come out, and people will be eaten. The only solution is to "light a fire" - pick a person with a fire element, stand in the pool, burn yourself into firewood, and feed it to God. God woke up and protected the city. The man who started the fire has nothing left, not even his memory. His target is Lin Zhiqiu, who works in the archives department and is in charge of "remediation" - erasing the files of the people who were swallowed so that the living people can "check out this person." Her memory kept deteriorating, and she forgot more and more. In the end, she only remembered one sentence: drink slowly, it's hot. The story is about how these two things are intertwined: he is slowly forgetting, and so is she. He was destined to light a fire and then forget about her. She was destined to watch him burn, and then spend the rest of her days alone guarding those words. In the middle are the judge who is gold, the earth who is guarding Guichen Hall, the water who is protecting the river, the wood who is repairing the trees, and a pig named Shan Gao. They investigated cases, sealed seams, hunted animals, and fought against a deputy director who had raised seams for twenty years, against inspectors sent by the General Administration, and against "terror statues" condensed from thirty cities across the country. But after typing back and forth, the bottom line of the book is just one sentence: People live to be remembered. If it is forgotten, it becomes "hungry" and becomes a cannibal. Ending: He burned himself, became a god, and forgot everyone. In order to get the words "drink slowly and scald" back from his own fire, God burned away his divinity and turned back into a human being.