The Theory of Causation and Deception

Wan Qilin is a happy young Taoist priest from Blue Star. He is known as a Taoist who is greedy for money, lustful, loves to eat meat and cause trouble, but does not like to practice. His teacher is Master Liaochen, known as the Living Buddha. On a thunderstorm night twenty years ago, Master Liaochen picked up Wan Qilin, who was a little red on the eyebrows and had the energy of chaos. He had the appearance of an emperor but a desperate character. He was trapped in a mountain temple and forced to practice. In order to help him break out of the trap, Liao Chen cut off the relationship with Buddha and gave up his soul. He sent him into the underworld and reincarnation with his blood and Buddha's relics in an attempt to hide it from heaven. However, heaven discovered that his body was completely destroyed and only a trace of his soul was left. Wan Qilin accidentally got involved in the long river of time and space and high-tech civilization. The remnant soul fell into the Wenren Whale. Traveling to the Kingdom of Wanyuan, where women are superior to men, the slapping emperor punishes Green Tea to solve strange cases repeatedly, and encounters his true love, which triggers a series of hilarious stories. Wan Qilin has karma in his body because he is locked by the law of heaven. If he comes into contact with others, he will be implicated in the death of the other person, and he will be infected with the karma. Not only will they be forcibly pulled into other people's past and present lives, but if they are not resolved due to excessive accumulation of karma, they will be obliterated by the law of heaven. Although Wenren Jingluo was desperate, she hoped that he would help her return to the original time and space, so she had no choice but to offer various high-tech weapons and equipment to Wan Qilin's suit to slap him in the face. From then on... The two funny men went completely crazy. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.