In Kyushu, where immortals and mortals live in the same city, the practitioners are aloof and the mortals collect the corpses for them. Thousand-year-old iron rule: immortals cannot be killed, immortals are free from disease, and the death of immortals must be a natural disaster.
On July 14th, the city god got married, and the paper bride paraded through the streets carrying a sedan chair. The next day, Fu Jiulang, the only son of the richest man in Qingwucheng, died suddenly in his wedding room, with a green and green "Tao Fruit" condensing in his heart. After the autopsy, Wu Zuo Shen Du sneered: A natural disaster struck the door, not the heart - this was not a natural disaster, but murder. He used the lost secret technique of interrogating corpses, dissected the corpse and borrowed his life for a moment, and saw the dying scene of the deceased: "The paper bride... Died for me." A paper marriage brought out the first taboo in Kyushu: Some people use living people as furnaces and human lives as wages to refine the death-substitute fruit to ward off the heavenly catastrophe for the immortal. The real murderer sits high in Qingcheng Mountain, and the Law Enforcement Hall only cares about "the immortal is innocent"; mortals have no right to judge the immortal, unless - that mortal dares to open the coffin and ask the corpse to tell the truth.
Shen Du cut open all the way, but found that every corpse pointed to the same sentence: the way of heaven is fake, and the entire world of cultivation is an unripe dao fruit.
