The Last City God: I Reversed Taboos in the Mountain City

Three years after his grandfather disappeared, Shen Shu, who was photographing intangible cultural heritage, found a piece of yellow mounting paper in an old box. There was only one sentence on the paper: Don't go to Old Stone Bridge. But his lens has already captured the white shadow under the bridge. From that night on, the old rules of the mountain city that had been torn down, forgotten, and used to make money came to our door one by one. Shen Shu can see taboos that others cannot see and can also reverse them. It's just that every time he saves a person, a part of him is missing. Someone wanted him to take on the debt for the old rules. Shen Shu is not sure. Whoever uses taboos to harm others, he will break the rules of others; whoever uses old debts to burden others, he will change the rules of those who live.