Standalone karmic tales | Slice-of-life mysteries | No holier-than-thou heroes or brainless characters
As the executioner's blade fell at the Tianbao execution ground, Xuan Chen was reborn in the modern world.
Falsely accused and beheaded in his previous life, he turned his Buddhist compassion and solemn vows into an invisible golden alms bowl, hidden in his heart.
He can gather the world's karmic burdens and use them to temper his golden body.
He bears the burdens of all living beings, but does not wield the power to reward or punish the world.
When karma comes calling, he watches quietly as it unfolds.
The Ten Thousand Lamps Zen Monastery rises. The Trace Collector Museum turns. The Qingyuan Psychological Rehabilitation Center awaits.
One stop, one karmic reckoning. One volume, one descent into ruin.
The bowl holds every facet of life on the streets, and old debts always come due.
The story goes on.
Every story you read is a debt someone should have repaid long ago.
Not a mindless book. Suitable for viewing
It's not a mindless piece of writing, the writing is good. The short story of the unit is interesting to watch.