You Owe Me a Copper Coin

Three hundred years ago, the Canglan imperial family incurred a debt of one copper coin to the Juewu Sect.

Three hundred years later, Shen Mo is the last person left in his sect.

With a patched bundle on his back and ragged cloth shoes on his feet, he walks for three months to reach the imperial capital, wanting only to collect what he is owed.

Principal and interest come to four coins, but the imperial family denies the debt.

The imperial guards can't beat him, the spies can't catch him, the princess comes to negotiate a deal, and even the 92-year-old elder of the Cui family kneels before him and says, "After three hundred years, you've finally returned."

Shen Mo looks down at the copper coin by his heart. It is growing hot.

It turns out the thing lent all those years ago was never money, but a seal.

And trapped inside that seal is not only his grand-uncle, but also a truth capable of overturning the Nine Abyss Continent.

A debt of one coin keeps growing the longer he tries to collect it.

From the imperial capital to the Northern Lands, and from the Northern Lands to the ancient forbidden wastelands.