The ancient Buddha's head was stolen by a monster with a human body and a sheep's head. 
The Ghost buried an eye in the Buddha's temple, and from then on, the world's fire was extinguished, and darkness engulfed the continent.
To combat the Ghost' invasion, the gods of day and night were born between heaven and earth.
This is a narrative passed down for generations by storytellers.
What was the true nature of the ancient Buddha, the Ghost, and the wandering gods of day and night on the once great continent?
Perhaps, traces can be found in a troupe named 'Zhou Family Troupe.'
The Zhou Family Troupe,
is a troupe that performs operas specifically for the dead...

Zhou Xuan, upon ascending to the second incense level, had once glimpsed a chapter of Jing Country's history—


—The last ember of fire in heaven and earth found the storyteller Bi Fang, instructing him to spread the method of creating gods across every corner of Jing Country. Following this dissemination, gods began to appear on the land of Jing Country...


"The history you saw is not false, but the people of Jing Country mistakenly believe that ember was a heavenly god. No... it was the will of Jing Country."


Mr. Feng continued, "In this piece of history, the will of Jing Country sought out the storyteller, bestowing upon Bi Fang the ability of dreaming and also teaching him the 'Book of Will.'"


"The storyteller was the first god in existence. According to Jing Country's definitions of Night Patrol Deity and Day Patrol Deity, he was the first Day Patrol Deity in heaven and earth,


Chapter 555 - Chapter 266: The Storyteller's Past (Owed Update)