On the day Shen Du returned to Huangliang Village, the village chief's son Zhao Lei was taking his name to the ancestral hall to "close the account." As long as the name on the genealogy is extinguished, he will become an "unknown person" in reality - no one will remember him, no one will see him, and it will be worse than death. The whole village is laughing: What kind of trouble can a failed cyber cultivator make? Shen Du opened his eyes. The causal vision was activated - he saw that Zhao Lei would step on dog poop tonight, be slapped by his father, and owe three causal debts. But he had no interest in seeing this. He directly found a loophole in the contract: Zhao Lei stole the village's spiritual pulse computing power three years ago, which happened to trigger the rule that "those who violate the contract will be deprived of their names." When Zhao Lei pressed the confirm button triumphantly, the system popped up a prompt: The name "Zhao Lei" has been transferred to a wild dog. The black market for names is trembling, clues of old love are emerging, and Shen Du has only one last question left: Does the future eaten by the causal horizon include his own life?
