Seven Hundred Years After Death: Start Daily Check-ins from the City God

In the second year of Song Mingdao, a strangely dressed demonic monk descended from the sky, fell until he was nearly mashed into meat, and was surrounded and blocked by the common people, but the demonic monk escaped without a trace.

In the third year of Song Jingyou, floods ravaged Jiangnan. Su Yun, a merchant from Raozhou, donated money to build the Poyang embankment, sparing the two prefectures of Xinzhou and Poyang from flood disaster.

In the second year of Song Baoyuan, when a smallpox plague broke out, Su Yun of Xinzhou Prefecture submitted a memorial on the method of inoculation, and it spread throughout the world, bringing the plague to an end. To this day, most people with pox scars are from Xinzhou.

In the third year of Song Baoyuan, the Ehu Academy in Xinzhou Prefecture was completed, with Su Yun as its headmaster, teaching without discrimination.

In the third year of Song Huangyou, the great Confucian and great benefactor Su Yun passed away from illness.

In the second year of Hongwu, a heavenly dog devoured the sun, and there was no light for three days. Demons and monsters ran rampant, and the Hongwu Emperor conferred titles on the city's guardian deities across the land.

The city god temple reveals its true form, and the sign-in system is in my hands. I stand across Raozhou for seven hundred years, protecting the common people and continuing a life of good deeds.