Entering the Temple with a Ledger in Hand: Buddha, It's Time to Pay Off the Debt

Lin Hao traveled to a parallel world where demons were prevalent and became the apprentice picked up by his master. Before his death, the master gave Lin Hao a ledger, which recorded 81 debts. Master told Lin Hao that if he collects all the accounts, he can reach the top of the world! At the same time, Lin Hao was bound to the strongest creditor system. But what I didn't expect was that the debtor of the first debt turned out to be the Buddha statue in Zenyun Temple? The thing used to repay the debt is the temple's most precious treasure: the living Buddha relics! On this day, Lin Hao stepped into the Mahavira Hall and said, "Buddha, the thirty-year period has come and it's time to pay off the debt!" However, the abbot who knew about it denied it flatly and even incited pilgrims to rebuke Lin Hao. In response, Lin Hao snorted coldly, "Within three days, you will kneel down and beg me to accept those two relics!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.