When Qin Zian saw the gods dancing, he found it quite amusing.

However, after he learned that the inspiration for this project came from himself...

In an instant, Qin Zian could no longer laugh.

Although the procession of deities in Fujian has been evolving with the times, it has never evolved to this extent in previous years.

At most, they might invite the gods to the movies or for bubble tea, which are still considered relatively modern forms of entertainment.

Seeing Qin Zian's hesitant expression, the viewers in the live stream were already laughing hysterically.

"Hahahaha! When Qin Zi'an started the disco craze back then, he probably never imagined that his bullet would hit him right between the eyebrows. But, the feeling of disco dancing with a god is really different."

“It’s not that we Fujianese are superstitious, the Holy Grail really works. A couple of days ago, a woman went crazy and wanted to marry Prince Zhao. She tossed the Holy Grail twenty-one times in a row, and all the results were negative.”

"Customs vary from place to place, and not every deity parade involves dancing. We welcome people from other places to come to Fujian to watch the deity parades, but please respect the local customs. If you want to give orders, don't come."

"Oh my god, tonight's live stream has completely shattered my worldview. The 'Wandering God' I saw on Douyin wasn't like this at all. There were always attendants, a four-way step, and a groom clearing the way with a whip. How come it turned into a disco in Qin Zi'an's live stream?"

"I've been reborn, reborn as the stable boy for the traveling spirits of Fujian. I've memorized the stable boy's moves perfectly: three steps, one big leap, two uppercuts, a bounding charge, and then randomly killing a few passersby. I feel incredibly strong now, but without the 'dong dong dong' music, I can never keep up with the rhythm. So, Qin Zian, hurry up and play the 'dong dong dong' music! I want to see a live version!!!"

The live stream chat was constantly scrolling with comments, and netizens were offering many suggestions in a cheerful and relaxed atmosphere.

Many audience members were calling out "dong dong dong" (a traditional greeting), eager to see a live version of the procession of the gods.

After all, this "dong dong dong" is the battle song of the Fujianese parade of deities, and it is the first time that most audiences come into contact with the deities.

After obtaining Old Man Lin's permission, Qin Zi'an connected his phone to the Bluetooth speaker and played the long-awaited "Dong Dong Dong".

After the musical style changed, the situation at the parade returned to normal.

The hands and feet tread the seven-star pattern as they offer incense to the gods.

The person holding the incense burner is a bridge between humans and gods, conveying the believer's message and wishes to the deity by holding up the burning incense burner.

After the person offering incense completes the kneeling and bowing motion, the deities will sense the incense burning.

He instantly perked up and started walking at a new pace.

They strode in with graceful steps, exuding elegance and nobility in every gesture.

The gods patrol the four directions, protecting every household and ensuring their happiness and well-being.

It wasn't until Minister Zhang saw this scene that a bright smile appeared on his face.

That's right!

This is the Fujian wandering deity he remembers, and the blessed land wandering deity promoted online.

The procession of the deities was quite long, lasting nearly an hour from beginning to end.

This demonstrates just how large the event was.

Only after watching the procession of deities depart did everyone regain their composure.

Seeing that it was getting late, Qin Zian said goodbye to the viewers in the live stream and ended the broadcast at lightning speed.

However, the discussion on this topic did not end there.

Not long after Qin Zian started his broadcast, he became a trending topic on major social media platforms.

Now, after the live stream ended, he immediately topped the trending search list.

Countless netizens were discussing Qin Zian's live stream, chatting away happily.

"I thought Qin Zi'an livestreaming his procession was already outrageous enough, but I never expected him to livestream it right in front of the police station. Wait, doesn't Fujian have its own set of administrative rules?"

"To be honest, our police station has set up a special mediation room for Mazu. Everyone who goes into that mediation room comes out peacefully, which is much more effective than the police officers personally persuading them."

"Calling Minmin! Calling Minmin!! Calling Minmin!!! How exactly do you brew tea? Why did I burn my hand when I followed Qin Zian's method and steps?"

"To the friend who failed to brew tea, I can only say one thing: 'Practice makes perfect.' The more times you scald yourself, the more you'll get used to it."

"Seriously, you guys are exaggerating! It's just brewing tea, not like you're dancing while doing it. I watched it once and remembered it. If you're just careful, you won't get burned, right?"

During Qin Zian's live stream tonight, what went viral across the internet was not only the Fujianese procession of deities, but also the tea culture of Fujian.

Among these, the five-step tea-brewing method from Fujian province has attracted the most discussion among netizens.

After seeing Qin Zi'an's technique, everyone exclaimed how simple it was, and they scoffed at those who had been burned online.

For them, as long as they master the technique, they definitely won't get burned.

However, after they tried it themselves, they realized how naive their ideas were.

Brewing tea may seem simple, but it's actually quite difficult to do well.

The tea-making videos posted by netizens can hardly be called tea making; they're more like a thorough handwashing session.

The initial steps of skimming the foam, rubbing the tea, and shaking the tea leaves all went well, without any major mistakes.

At best, netizens were accidentally burned by the steam when they lifted the tea lid.

But once they reached the point of going out to sea, the video footage suddenly changed.

Some people couldn't hold the teacup properly and poured the tea and water into it.

Some people, even if they are scalded and screaming, will grit their teeth and endure it.

Even so, a lot of tea leaves still got out.

When it comes to Zhanming, that will be even more disastrous.

Many people's tea leaves haven't even fully steeped; they're just loose when poured out.

Not only did I get burned when I took the teacup away, but I also had to pick up the tea leaves and put them back into the teacup during the refuge ceremony.

Throughout the video, the most frequent scene is people crying out in pain from the burns, a far cry from Qin Zi'an's calm and composed demeanor while brewing tea.

It was precisely because many netizens posted videos of tea brewing that the tea ceremony in Fujian province became an instant hit.

Qin Zian, who was at the forefront of surfing, also saw this trend.

He and Minister Zhang looked at the tea-making assignments submitted by netizens and commented on their techniques with a smile.

However, with the emergence of a new video...

Qin Zi'an and Minister Zhang exchanged a glance, both looking puzzled.