Creditors of the Three Realms

The protagonist Qin Cang accidentally obtained the heavenly non-performing asset disposal system. Not only did he have to face the rogues in the mortal world, but he also had to collect debts from the gods who enjoyed incense but did nothing and owed huge causal debts. He pretends to be a Feng Shui master, but actually exercises the power of an executive of heaven. From demolishing the Tu Tu Temple to force Tu Tu Gong to repay the debt, to sealing up the Dragon King's Crystal Palace to auction the Night Pearl, and then sending a lawyer's letter to the God of Wealth, Qin Cang not only has to complete KPIs within the specified time to keep Yangshou, but also has to deal with not only the counterattack of the gods, but also the coveting of the metaphysical forces in the mortal world. In the end, the truth about the debt crisis in Heaven was revealed and he became the largest creditor in the three realms. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.