Have you ever thought about a question:
If all the gods and Buddhas in the sky died, what would become of their obsessions?
Three thousand years after the calamity of Journey to the West, the spiritual energy was exhausted and the way of heaven was extinguished. The gods and Buddhas who relied on spiritual energy to survive died one after another, but their obsession was too strong, and even death could not erase it - the unwillingness, regret, and anger before death condensed into mysterious realms composed of rules.
Every copy is the remains of a god and Buddha, and every rule is their last words before death.
The people who enter these copies are called "observers".
Lin Mo has terminal cancer and only has thirty-seven days left to live. He was selected by the system and entered the first dungeon [Thirsty Water Village]. There he met:
· A woman who drank half a bowl of strange water and poured the remaining half back into the well
· A veteran who was trapped for five days and prepared to use newcomers as sacrifices
· A dry well that overflows every seventh day
· And a He Bo who asked for a thousand years "What else can I do?"
Everyone is waiting for the seventh day.
Everyone is waiting for someone who is willing to die.
Lin Mo looked at the well and suddenly smiled.
"I'll do it."
That day, it rained in Keshui Village.
The first rain in three thousand years.
"Mortals can also collect the debts of gods and Buddhas."
