Karma Compass: I Deduce Fate in the City

Name: Karma Compass: I Deduce Fate in the City
Author: Free Cloud Wild Horse

by Free Cloud Wild Horse

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About This Novel

In the old town of Yunzhou, Chen Mo, a delivery boy, was trying to collect money for his mother's surgery. On a rainy night, he encountered a wealthy woman from the Qingzhu Society who made things difficult for him. He accidentally obtained a bronze compass that could deduce cause and effect. This plate is both a life-saving straw and a hot potato - it can not only repair the causal line, predict the crisis, but also devour the user at the cost of memory. In order to save his mother and protect his brother Wang Hao, Chen Mo got involved in the shady affairs of the Green Bamboo Society and the mysterious organization "Gray Falcon": demolition scams, organ smuggling, genetic experiments... He gradually discovered that the cracks in the compass contained the star fragments left by his father, and that his mother's illness and Duo Duo's heart surgery were all related to Gray Falcon's ultimate experiment of "restarting the heart with the child's genes". When the Law of Cause and Effect struck back, Chen Mo faced the Gray Falcon "Cleaner" to protect Duo Duo and used his star map ability to reverse life and death; to save his mother, he went deep into the old well to awaken his father's remaining soul, but this triggered a more terrifying "karma reckoning." From a low-level delivery boy to an awakener of the law of cause and effect, Chen Mo struggles between protection and revenge: can he use the compass to rewrite his destiny? What secrets are hidden in the fragments of stars left behind by my father? What kind of storm will Gray Falcon's "ultimate experiment" set off? The loop of cause and effect is closed, and the door of destiny has been opened - this time, Chen Mo will tear apart the darkness with his own hands and let the starlight shine on the world again.