[Mortals die, but the evils they commit and the debts they incur are never erased…]
Can dying really wipe the slate clean?
It was only after becoming an enforcer of karmic debts that Lu Xing learned the truth: the debts you owe follow you even after death.
Lu Xing, a freshman, spent five years unable to sense spiritual energy, scraping by while enduring the scorn of martial artists. After becoming an enforcer of karmic debts, he gained a karmic fire gun with a range of five meters.
“Five years! Do you know what I’ve been through for these five years?!”
His words instantly set off laughter among the martial artists in his class.
“A Wei, back in Thailand, my gun wasn’t loaded!”
“A Wei’s already dead. You picked him, idol!”
…
“I’ve got a bone to pick with every evildoer! Not even Jesus can save them!”
Frauds, abusers, and wicked fiends who hurt others: not one of them gets away!
When the living refuse to pay their debts, karmic fire will punish them.
And when someone dies with lingering obsessions, their debts still have to be settled.
Successfully carrying out a punishment earns him the right to cultivate, but this job is full of traps.
Burn the wrong ordinary person and he’ll suffer backlash. Botch a mission and he’ll owe points himself!
He has to deal with every kind of vicious debtor,
while also helping victims resolve the painful knots they can’t let go of.
Lu Xing complains every day that the System is a heartless boss,
but he can only grit his teeth and get back to work, settling the rotten accounts of evildoers throughout the entire high-martial world, one by one…
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