The Gods of All Industries: the Road of the Night Watchman

Lu Zhen, a slave shaver, was on his way to becoming a god. He was cleaning people's faces at Xuxu Noodle Shop in Biandu. One day, he came across a strange book called "The Book of Hundreds of Businesses" - the book recognized its owner, and he gained magical powers for each business he opened. He started out as a barber and had just begun to master his skills, but he was targeted by the Tiangong Yamen: in this world, all craftsmen were banned, and those who practiced crafts privately were considered guilty of "stealing gods". Ah Yin, with orange light wrapped around her wrists, followed him all the way, holding fire and memorizing moves for him. It was revealed at the end of the book that she was actually the reincarnation of the ancient Suiniang, holding the first ray of fire in the world. The remnants of his mentor, Zhou Bo, taught him that "what breaks is continued, and what is chaotic is smooth." After moving from Biandu to the city, Lu Zhen shaved his head and opened a kitchen. He tasted the "nostalgia" among hundreds of chefs vying for the top spot, and also saw the truth clearly: the so-called becoming a god is never about one person reaching the top, but to let every craftsmanship be remembered. When the wind of forgetfulness spreads throughout the world, craftsmen are gradually forgotten, and abandoned spirits take advantage of the void. He puts aside the idea of ​​becoming a god and fights forgetfulness with "remembering" - finally making a mortal like Lao Zhoutou become a god in the world with his own skills. From a razor to the heart of a city, every step he takes is to carve the names of those forgotten craftsmen back into the world. All kinds of industries and tastes are rooted in the word "remember".