Rise of the Lord God.

Summary

Wu Hong, once in a position of power over Wu Ming, finds himself at a disadvantage when Wu Ming reveals a letter from the influential True Monarch of the Orthodox Dao. This letter changes the dynamics, prompting Wu Hong to adopt a more respectful demeanor towards Wu Ming. Their interaction is marked by flattery and a facade of camaraderie, as Wu Ming prepares to meet the county magistrate, Zhang Zheng Yi. Upon meeting, Zhang Zheng Yi acknowledges Wu Ming's connection to the True Monarch and offers him an official document for convenience. Wu Ming's visit is later interrupted by an encounter with Wei Shou Ren, a registrar who reveals a familial connection to someone from Wu Ming's past, leading to a discussion about ancestral messages and buried treasures.

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