Deducing All Things, the Price Is Other People's Lives

Chen Yan's left arm was branded with seven strange marks, bearing seven unspeakable blood debts. From the strange slate, he awakened the taboo ability to deduce all things and gain insight into life and death, but every time he used it, he had to pay a cold "price" - and this price was burning other people's luck, health, and even lives. He tried to deduce the prescription to save his life, but an old man from the same family died suddenly and silently the next night; he tried to deduce the exercises to survive, but his disciples from far away went crazy, and the medicine boy on the edge of the cliff lost his footing and died. He saves one person, but may harm several others. The account books are cold and human lives are like grass. Caught between this ancient rule that regards human life as material resources, and the Lingxiao sect, which preys on the weak and hides conspiracies, Chen Yan refuses to become the ruthless "bookkeeping" puppet. He decided to use this body of sin as armor and the mark on his left arm as a blade to actively intervene in this damn cause and effect. The fate of his enemies will be his sustenance, and his predetermined fate will be reversed by him. When he climbed out of the "Pond of Cause and Effect" that symbolized the ultimate, he looked at the world and wrote the first stroke of "Cause and Effect" written by his own will. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.