Person on the Register

Shen Ajiu, an apprentice in the accounting department of a drug store, made fake accounts for the shopkeeper when the incident happened. He fled on a rainy night and picked up a blue cloth booklet in a dilapidated temple. The book will keep its own account - who owes whom how much and when it is due. From then on, he could see the karma and debts of people in the world: the word "debt" hanging above the monk's head, the holes in the sect's accounting room, and the dirty goods in the black market. He hid in a sect that was about to close down, only to find that the entire world of immortality owed money to Heaven: Spiritual energy was on credit, realm was borrowed, and Heavenly Tribulation Transcendence meant that Heaven sent people to reconcile the accounts. Everyone in the world is on the list. Some people make a list, some are recorded, and some want to cross themselves off the list. And he just wanted to settle this bad debt. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.