The mountains are all ink-colored.

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...

Wandering Gods of Day and Night

Surpassing the "Witch" is also unlikely, as it is one of the nine oldest Tangkou.


But could they at least rank just behind those two Tangkou, firmly holding the third in Mingjiang Prefecture?


For now, it looks rather challenging, but if there were a Great Buddha supporting the "Divine Stealer" Tangkou from behind, the situation would be different.


The standing of the Great Buddha is even slightly higher than that of Gods and Alien Ghosts, but the Great Buddha does not establish Tangkou or carry on any direct inheritance.


Should a Tangkou have the Great Buddha as its backing, it would ascend instantly, and its position would advance securely.


"The position of a Tangkou concerns interests—huge interests."


With a higher position, the Tangkou could grasp more "order," which, from a secular perspective, translates into having more territory and bigger business.


This also forms a positive feedback loop.


More territory and bigger business mean more disciples in the Tangkou.


Chapter 162 Tangkou Order_4