The tale of the trio of idiots— Fushen, Yuelong, and Artem—had become a legendary comedy, echoing through the ages. The god of wealth, Shen, surprisingly poor, resided in the celestial realm. Merlin, the master of magic, struggled with the very essence of his expertise in the country of Yinlong. Meanwhile, Artem, the villain with a good reputation, held sway in the wealthy country of Criuton.

As the tale goes, they fell apart, with only Shen and Merlin enduring the passage of time. However, Artem met a tragic end, sparking skepticism among the living. The elders who claimed it to be a true story were met with disbelief. Who would believe in a god of wealth living in poverty, a master of magic struggling with his craft, or a villain with a positive reputation meeting an absurd demise like tripping over a stone?

Hundred years passed since the tale first emerged. Despite some dismissinlg it as a mere fabrication, others found humor in the ludicrousness of the trio's misadventures. The tale evolved into a comedy, enacted in theaters and playfully reenacted during the autumn season. It transformed from a supposed truth to a laughing stock in the mortal realm, proving that even legends of the divine and magical could become sources of amusement for generations to come.

Tale Of Prosperity - A God, Master, and a Villain

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