I Looked in the Mirror at Midnight and Drove the God of Wealth to Bankruptcy

Why is the God of Wealth, who controls all the riches under heaven, forced to deliver takeout in the middle of the night to pay off his debts?

The Celestial Court’s economy has collapsed. To evade Heaven’s reckoning, gods and buddhas across the skies are fleeing to the mortal realm with their ill-gotten gains. Some even want to join forces and kill Chen Wuji, the only mortal holding the Ledger of Ten Thousand Gods, a debt collector who collects from the divine.

Faced with the gods’ overwhelming power, Chen Wuji doesn’t panic at all. He discovers that as long as he violates a “folk taboo” in the mortal world, he can invoke the laws of Heaven and force the gods to pay up!

A fake master sets up a deadly formation? Chen opens a black umbrella indoors, and Heaven’s laws whip the master into a spinning top!

The God of Wealth refuses to repay his debt? Chen lights a candle at midnight and peels an apple in front of a mirror, triggering a top-tier urban legend that terrifies the God of Wealth into handing over his entire fortune and begging for mercy before dawn!

Looking at the gods and buddhas trembling on their knees in front of the scrapyard, Chen Wuji grins and pulls out a red ledger and a white one. “Everyone, how will you pay today’s penalty: with your lives, or with your divine titles?”