Forbidden God Monument: I Exchange the Memories of My Old Friends for the Names of the Gods

On the day when his sister Qi Xiaoman was chosen as a sacrifice, Qi Lichuan, a 19-year-old rural monument maker, chiseled open the Forbidden God Monument with a hammer and snatched her back from the sacrificial pit. Under the monument, the name of the god that had been erased by the dynasty shines again; at the cost of losing his mother's voice forever. Qi Lichuan was unable to practice normally, and all he could use were stone identification, rubbing marks, living testimonies and an old chisel. Every time he completes a major name change, he will permanently lose a real memory related to his old friend. In order to prevent more children from being sacrificed and more nameless people being buried in the empty columns of the official register, he took his sister on the road to escape and became a heretic pursued by the dynasty. But the old gods may not be kind, and their names never equal justice. When he still remembers someone but forgets what they have experienced together, how can he trust, love, and return the names of the gods to the world again?