Outside the List of Gods

There are three hundred and sixty-five names on the list of gods, not one of them is missing. There is only one missing: Shen Gongbao. Jiang Ziya read to the end and stopped his hand. He finally understood that he was not playing this game from beginning to end. Everyone remembers Shen Gongbao: the first scapegoat in the Conferred Gods, the only one in the Chan Sect who wears fur and horns. He is mean-mouthed, greedy for life, and afraid of death. He stutters when he is nervous and cannot even tell his own name. But he said these five words, "Fellow Taoist, please stay" a hundred thousand times, and never stuttered once - because that was the only complete sentence he was allowed to say in his life. Others struggled to get on the list, but he didn't. To be on the list, to achieve righteousness, to be ranked as a god, the price is to be tied to the law of heaven for a lifetime and to be a pawn forever. The one who is not on the list is a gangster who was wiped out by the three realms, but at least he still has one breath left, which is called freedom. So he let Jiang Ziya win. Let Jiang Ziya sit in the chair in the cage for him. Thousands of years later, he crawled out of the Eye of the Sea. The names on the old ministry directory are being erased one by one, and old friends of Jiejiao are queuing up to be sorted out. This time, he doesn't plan to act again. One sentence can determine the outcome or change the outcome. The price is that every time you say it, your life will be lost. To save Liu Er, protect the White Bone Demon, and meet Da Ji, he changed the already written calamities of Fengshen and Journey to the West into his own chess inch by inch - until he discovered that he was just a pawn in someone else's hand. The prejudices in people's hearts are like a big mountain. He stopped moving. He wants the people who built the mountains to move the mountains themselves. In the last round, he told Tiandao the words "Fellow Taoist, please stay." This story is purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental.