The Life-Path Claims Adjuster: Starting With the Express Train of Life

At birth, everyone is bound to a fast-moving vehicle called life. The rules of the world force everyone to pay for compulsory life insurance.

Evil deeds pile up risk, sending premiums soaring and draining one's lifespan in advance; when order is in arrears, order-based commercial insurance gradually ceases to be effective.

Only Gu Ze'an holds the authority to process claims under the rules. At a glance, he can see everyone's policy, remaining lifespan, and debts to order.

A ruthless boss may be fabulously wealthy, but years of wrongdoing have used up his allotted years. No amount of money can renew a lapsed life policy;

ordinary good people who stay true to themselves accumulate order and enjoy the protection of good fortune.

Money in the mortal world can't buy a renewal under the rules,

and every act of greed and evil silently eats away at the years one has left.

Gu Ze'an walks the city, assessing order, ruling on damages. Sooner or later, every imbalance in the world will be settled, one by one, on the policies of people's lives.