Are all the gods in the temple true gods? There is also the issue of drawing lots and throwing cups to build temples.

This question is not simple. Think of it this way ... a god or a ghost is ... a person without a body. Then think about it ... there are all kinds of people in society, aren't there? People in society, good people and honest people are few and far between, so others have the habit of being selfish+harming others and taking advantage of others+bullying the good and being afraid of evil ... So strictly speaking, most people are people with problems, that is to say, people in society have as much hair as that cow (more or less), and they are really good people in society. Compared with ordinary people, the ratio is about ... one hundred thousand to one. Only a few people are practicing and they are really good people. I think there may be only one in 100 thousand people, and ghosts and gods are ... exactly the same. Therefore, the gods in temples are mostly ... mortals, but they have no bodies. True bodhisattvas may only be like Guanyin Bodhisattva, Manjusri Bodhisattva and Samantabhadra Bodhisattva.