Others traveled through time to cultivate immortality, while I traveled through time to spread Dharma.
Chen Mo transformed into a passerby in the world of immortal cultivators, and was almost blood-sacrified by a demon cultivator at the beginning. At the critical moment of life and death, a "Common Code of All Realms" was poured into the sea of consciousness - there are no invincible techniques, only dense legal regulations.
He sentenced the demon cultivator to death in accordance with the law and set out on the road of no return.
In this world, the strong take all, and the weak eat the strong. It is natural law. But he insisted on being reasonable: helping the girl recover the stolen Ganoderma lucidum, winning the spiritual pet lawsuit for casual cultivators, and teaching low-level monks what "contract" and "evidence" are.
But the people who are reasonable are the first to bleed.
Bullies set fire to his place. He saved someone but was seriously injured himself. The casual cultivator who had been helped turned around and betrayed him, just to save his own life. He was slapped hard by Elder Jindan and vomited blood without falling down, just to prove that the law is not a fist.
He accepted an apprentice, who was bribed by the sect and used the rules he taught to write a "legal slavery contract". He told him in court: "Master, the law cannot save the weak. You are wrong."
He preached the Dharma, and the sect sent dead men to massacre the town. More than a dozen civilian monks died in front of him.
The person he was protecting fell into his arms with his spiritual roots destroyed.
Finally, the patron saint of the old order took action himself, blocking the way of heaven and the code dissipated. Chen Mo was left alone, facing a tide of enemies.
He doesn't run, he doesn't hide, he doesn't fight back.
He just stood at the entrance of the town and read the last code word for word.
"The strong should not be killed indiscriminately, and the weak should not be trampled on. This is the law."
The palm wind fell, and the soul collapsed. But before his death, he had carved the complete code of law into the original stone of the world, leaving it to "later generations"
(With a little ups and downs…
