I Owe Lingshan Eight Trillion

Introduction to the work "I Owe Lingshan Eight Trillion" Zhang Jing, a 26-year-old primary school Chinese teacher, spends her daily life preparing lessons, attending classes, and reviewing essays. Until one day, the Lingshan applet popped up on her phone, telling her that she had inherited eight trillion Lingshan debts transferred by her grandfather. The creditor was the Tathagata himself, and the collection method was that eighteen Arhats took turns visiting her door to give lectures. Before she could collapse, she discovered that she could awaken one lesson plan card every week - translating profound Buddhist teachings into words that primary school students could understand, and successfully withstood the first round of collection. What's even more outrageous is that Lingshan gave her a work-for-relief plan: to provide enlightenment cram school for 37,000 dead soul children waiting in line for reincarnation, and pay back the debt of 50 cents for each child who was successfully taught. During the day, I teach about earthly deeds in the human world, and at night, I teach about cause and effect and reincarnation in Lingshan. The irascible Dragon Subduing Arhat was persuaded by her saying that he was wearing red glasses to see the world, and the incarnation of the greedy devil was influenced by her desire management lesson. The diary left by my grandfather hinted that there was something fishy in the calculation method of this eight trillion debt, and the key evidence was hidden in an underground palace of an ancient temple buried in the sand in the Western Regions. Luo who works as a collector This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.