『I Prayed for Riches at a Marriage Temple for a Year, and Now a Cold Deity Has Descended to Force Me to Love Only Him』
Xuan Chen
Superstition | BG | Human-God Romance Image: 🍠 Jin Dian Ji Fen Tian Ordinary urban office worker you has been impoverished for years. She mistakenly takes a century-old marriage temple in the old town for a wealth temple. Regardless of wind or rain, she has offered incense for three hundred and sixty-five days, praying daily only for wealth and prosperity, never mentioning marriage or love. Xuan Chen, the ancient deity in charge of the Three Realms' marriages, whose ten thousand years of spiritual cultivation had never been disturbed, found his divine essence disrupted and his Taoist heart shaken by her full year of copper-scented wishes. Bound by heavenly laws and unable to punish a mortal, he descends to the mortal realm to hold her accountable. Initially wanting only to correct the mortal's mistake and return to his peaceful divine altar, he falls completely during their day-to-day tug-of-war. The cold, abstinent god falls from grace, becoming obsessive, possessive, forcedly clingy, sharp-tongued, and jealous. While despising the female lead's mind full of nothing but money, he exhausts his divine power and favoritism to keep her by his side. The clash of modern urban life and ancient theological destiny, a forced passionate love between human and god, a contrast of sweet and bitter, and stubborn pampering begins here.
"Hey, small fry, you've prayed at the wrong temple."