Wang Sheng transmigrates to a parallel world, only to find that something is a little strange about it: this is a modern fantasy city where everyone cultivates.
Before Wang Sheng can even think about how to make the best of life in this world, he is bound to the supreme treasure, the Heavenly Prison. He becomes its ten thousand and first warden, tasked with capturing criminals across the Myriad Worlds.
"What? The first criminal I have to capture is actually..."
What do I do? Anyone there? This is urgent!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Seeing only crime but not merit is not enforcing the law, it is adding chaos.
If the Japanese are thrown mushroom eggs, can they also come to the protagonist to seek justice? It should be possible.
I can finally see clearly that Heavenly Prison determines whether a crime has been committed from the perspective of all living beings possessing wisdom, and from the most impartial and non-emotional standpoint. The operating mechanism of the Heavenly Prison is that someone must come to report a crime before it will start operating. Just like Pangu, who many people were dissatisfied with before, from most perspectives, he was indeed not guilty, but had great love for all living beings. But from the perspective of those Chaos Demon Gods, Pangu was very hateful. He destroyed their homes, opened up a new world, and killed them all.
You're a eunuch, don't come here to rape anyone.
The author is so poor that he doesn't even have the money to make covers. Three books in a row have the same cover.
Aren't you going to all the worlds to capture criminals?
What the hell are you writing?
Catching Pangu, there's something wrong with your brain, right?
All right! I really don't have any aesthetic taste, and even the editor asked me to change the cover.