Gods' Performance Appraisal

God has received the incense and has to do things. The gods of Yu Dynasty didn't think so. They collected three hundred years of offerings, put the drought at the doorstep of the people, and then sold the rain again. Lu Chenzhou was a messenger—the lowest class among the sacrificial servants. Others invite gods into temples, but he sends gods into graves. Marking the name, sealing the coffin, and burying the body cost 30 yuan per trip. Until the god whose name he had scratched inside the coffin knocked from the inside. That night, a book fell in his hand. The priesthood in the world consists of one god and four columns: commissioned, received, paid, and owed. How many years of incense have I received, how many things have I done, how many lives have I owed to the people - remember them all one by one. The god who is rotten to the core owes the most and gives the most. He killed the god, wiped out his name, resigned, finished the unfinished errands for it, and then collected the debts owed by it from the people. From a stove in Zaowang Village to a hundred wells in Qinghe County. All the books in the world have not recorded his name. So this booklet starts from him.