1. "Incense Account: The Yin and Yang Tamper": the "bookkeeper" who records the cause and effect of Yin and Yang in an account book
The protagonist Jiang Xu inherits a yellowed "incense account". The names of nearby people will automatically appear on the account book, and "yin debt" or "yang virtue" will be marked with cinnabar/ink next to the name - for example, someone stole a neighbor's flowers, and the account book records "The protagonist's task is to "balance the account book", that is, to use metaphysical means to make those who cross the line repay the yin debt. Or consume Yang De, otherwise the account book will backfire on the protagonist and make him suffer the corresponding disaster. However, an old man who was supposed to receive blessings due to "Yang De Man" suddenly died, and the Yang De on the account book was changed into a negative debt with black ink. When the protagonist traced it, he found that someone was secretly tampering with the account book and trying to use "artificial cause and effect" for profit.
The protagonist discovers that his name is also on the account book, and the debt is increasing inexplicably, and the tamperer's goal seems to be to make him a "scapegoat" and bear the cause and effect of all the tampering.
Reader comments
The writing of the novel is good, the plot of the story is reasonable and ups and downs, the grievances are clear but leave room for grievances. It tells people to accumulate virtue and do good, and every entry recorded in the book of life and death is clear.
The writing of the novel is good, the plot of the story is reasonable and ups and downs, the grievances are clear but leave room for grievances. It tells people to accumulate virtue and do good, and every entry recorded in the book of life and death is clear.