Grassroots clerks are born with the ability to see the lifeline of karma and debt that ordinary people cannot see.
A fatal golden thread was spotted on the subway during the morning rush hour, but his well-intentioned warning was regarded as a lunatic. A few days later, the man fell from a high building and died, and the underground cause and effect paid off as scheduled.
The end of the Dharma has blocked the path to immortality, false paths are rampant, and the true secrets are hidden in the streets and countryside.
Chen Kan dealt with reports and the miasma of the world, traveled across nine states in search of lost Taoism, unraveled the business network woven by capital and public opinion, and uncovered the eternal truth that has separated heaven and earth.
Everyone is a debtor of the Saha, but he is the only one who can observe all the accounts in the world with his mortal body and break the endless cycle of reincarnation with his own hands.
Reader comments
The title of the book is "A fatal golden thread is seen at the beginning, and the director cannot be persuaded to jump off the building"
At first glance, it seems like the opening chapter of an urban supernatural novel, but after reading it carefully, I found that the core is far more than ordinary supernatural web articles!
The protagonist, as a grassroots system officer, unexpectedly has the special ability to see into the black mist of all sentient beings' karma and the golden thread of cause and effect. On the subway, he noticed in advance that Director Wu was entangled in fatal karma, and tried every means to dissuade him but still failed to prevent the tragedy from happening. The opening chapter laid a huge fateful regret.
The book combines the traditional Taoist cause and effect reincarnation and the secrets of folk hermitage, turning the involution and worldly disputes in the modern workplace into eternal karmic entanglements.
There are no brainless system cheats. The protagonist hides in the world of mortals as an ordinary person. While dealing with daily report work, he searches for the lost truth and gradually reveals the truth about the isolation of immortals and mortals in the end of the Dharma era.
The fireworks of the city are intertwined with the mysterious Taoist rhyme, and the foreshadowing is layered. The more you read, the more you read. It is a rare masterpiece in recent urban Taoist literature that has both a sense of realism and a sense of mystery.
Pretty good [plus one bookshelf]
1. A migrant worker cultivator who can see the mist of karma of all sentient beings will catch the eye immediately at the beginning!
2. Dual setting of workplace + cause and effect, the atmosphere is full, and the more you follow it, the more addictive it becomes!
3. There is no exaggerated golden finger, it is said that all the mortal world is a Taoist place, and the writing of Taoism is pure and flowing.
The title of the book is "A fatal golden thread is seen at the beginning, and the director cannot be persuaded to jump off the building" At first glance, it seems like the opening chapter of an urban supernatural novel, but after reading it carefully, I found that the core is far more than ordinary supernatural web articles! The protagonist, as a grassroots system officer, unexpectedly has the special ability to see into the black mist of all sentient beings' karma and the golden thread of cause and effect. On the subway, he noticed in advance that Director Wu was entangled in fatal karma, and tried every means to dissuade him but still failed to prevent the tragedy from happening. The opening chapter laid a huge fateful regret. The book combines the traditional Taoist cause and effect reincarnation and the secrets of folk hermitage, turning the involution and worldly disputes in the modern workplace into eternal karmic entanglements. There are no brainless system cheats. The protagonist hides in the world of mortals as an ordinary person. While dealing with daily report work, he searches for the lost truth and gradually reveals the truth about the isolation of immortals and mortals in the end of the Dharma era. The fireworks of the city are intertwined with the mysterious Taoist rhyme, and the foreshadowing is layered. The more you read, the more you read. It is a rare masterpiece in recent urban Taoist literature that has both a sense of realism and a sense of mystery. Pretty good [plus one bookshelf]
1. A migrant worker cultivator who can see the mist of karma of all sentient beings will catch the eye immediately at the beginning! 2. Dual setting of workplace + cause and effect, the atmosphere is full, and the more you follow it, the more addictive it becomes! 3. There is no exaggerated golden finger, it is said that all the mortal world is a Taoist place, and the writing of Taoism is pure and flowing.