The wooden stakes of the altar are fed to the "old mother" after three days. Chen Du was tied to it and waiting to die. Sign-in system is activated. On the first day, you will get an evil talisman, and on the second day, you will get a paper substitute. He cut the rope and saved the fool who was about to be buried alive by the patriarch. System prompt: Save one person, owe a cause and effect. If the cause and effect is not returned, it will bite back on itself. The old mother didn't get the sacrifice, so she went on a rampage and massacred the village. The clan leader knelt down and said, "Chen Du, please save everyone!" Chen Du looked at the people who wanted to kill him and smiled: "Save you? How much more debt will I have to bear?" But he saw the orphan of his mentor crying, and saw the widow who gave him half a bowl of porridge running away. He gritted his teeth and took action - every time he saved one, he would bear another blood debt. Weird folk custom: Debts must be paid. He tried to transfer the cause and effect to the clan leader, and the Book of Heaven issued punishment, implicating the whole village. Chen Du discovered that in this game of chess, everyone was taking sides. Some want to kill him, some want to protect him, and some want him to owe money. And he has only one way: sign in for rebates, and use weird rules to fight back. But, can he still repay the debt in the end?
