Synopsis: In the vast world, where there is yin, there is yang. Yin and yang are two inseparable sides of the same whole. Good is not always good, and evil is not always evil. Join us as we enter the Heavenly Prison Tower and judge good and evil, and distinguish yin from yang, throughout the Myriad Worlds. Together with all the beings of the Myriad Worlds, let us see whether it is truly the case that "the gods are watching from three feet above your head, and good and evil are always repaid in the end."
Prologue
Since Pangu created the world, it has endured countless calamities. Now the Age of Declining Dharma has arrived, the Heavenly Dao has withdrawn, and the gods are nowhere to be seen.
People believe only in science and dismiss talk of gods and ghosts as superstition. They have lost all reverence and will stop at nothing to achieve their goals. Countless people act kindly in public but commit every sort of evil in private. Trust between people has also been severely eroded. No one dares to give their whole heart for fear of being repaid with evil, and people's hearts are gradually becoming corrupt.
The Great Dao sensed that the world had grown too polluted, with good and evil turned upside down and black and white indistinguishable. Thus, the Heavenly Prison Tower came into being and emerged into the world to choose a master, so it could judge good and...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
