Causality

83-Year-old Le Jian was originally the "karma bookkeeper" at the lowest level in the Qingxuan world. He made a living by recording debts for monks. He was born with the Jiuyao Tiangang body, but because his mortal body was unable to draw Qi into his body, he was backlashed by the debt of karma, and his life span was only three years. By chance, he rescued the seriously injured elder "Yun Ni" of Biluo Palace and obtained half of the broken "Guixu Creation Record" - this is a taboo technique that uses cause and effect as fuel and business wisdom as its technique. Relying on his sensitivity to numbers and insight into human nature, Lejian established a "karma pawnshop" in the mortal realm, using methods such as "paying debts with things" and "paying them back in installments" to revitalize dead debts and quickly accumulate wealth. He unexpectedly discovered that his Nine Lights Tiangang Body could sense the cracks in time in the "Abyss of Cause and Effect", allowing him to glimpse fragments of the future. This made him a thorn in the side of the Karma Merchant Alliance, which sent out an "ideal projection" - Le Jian's passionate and righteous young self, to constantly condemn his current profit-seeking behavior. In the process of fighting against the Business Alliance, Le Jian met the traitor "Yi Han" of the Netherworld Pavilion and the abandoned disciple "Liu Qingci" of the Tianjian Sect, and the three formed an alliance. Le Jian gradually understood that the real mastermind behind the Karma Merchant Alliance was the "Guardians of Time", who tried to use Karma debt to control the fate of all monks and prevent anyone from changing history. In the end, Le Jian detonated the abyss of cause and effect at the cost of his entire lifespan, broke the shackles of the guardian of time, and returned the world of immortality to the natural order of cause and effect. Although his body died and his spirit disappeared, he still existed in the mind of the universe in the form of the "Holy Spirit of Cause and Effect" and became a guide for future generations of monks.