"Heaven's Secret Is Not Crossed: Soul-Souling Fragments"

In the 23rd year of the Apocalypse of the Yin Dynasty, Shen Wuse, the chief disciple of Tianshu Tower, was ordered to escort the "Soul Soul Fragmentary Scroll" back to the sect, but on the way back, both the person and the scroll disappeared in the "Wudu Abyss". Three years later, the first page of the fragment appeared on the black market in the Demon Realm, with an extra drop of "Golden Immortal Blood" on the paper. What's even weirder is that the drop of blood is still warm, as if it has just left the body. At the same time, "Dream Beheading" tragedies occurred one after another in Tianshu Tower: the head of the deceased disappeared, and a piece of the soul was taken away. The only thing left on the scene was the half-que "Broken Formation" inscribed by Shen Wuse himself. The elders in the building invited Si Jing, a soul hunter who "regardless of cause and effect", and Xie Wujiu, the demon king who had his throat sealed by Shen Wuse but came back to life, to jointly investigate the case. As the investigation deepened, everyone discovered: 1. The soul-suppressing fragment is not a skill, but a living contract to "keep accounts for heaven"; 2. Shen Wuse did not disappear back then, but was erased by "Heaven" himself; 3. The so-called "beheading in a dream" actually means that someone is using the soul of the deceased to fill up the missing pages of the fragment - when the pages are completed, "heaven" will come to the world to collect debts, and there will be no way to ascend in the world. And the last name that needs to be filled in the remaining papers is Si Jing, who is currently investigating the case. At the moment when the truth is revealed, Si Jing must make a choice between "killing the sky to make up for the contract" or "resurrecting Shen Wuse from the cause and effect": If the contract is replenished, the way of heaven will be restored to integrity, and all sentient beings will no longer be in a reversible situation; If Shen Wuse is resurrected and the fragments collapse, the three thousand worlds will lose reincarnation, and everyone - including himself - will become a bad debt to "Heaven" and be written off. Purpose: "If the Dao of Heaven itself is the biggest suspense, should immortal cultivators still practice?" The novel uses the living contract of "Soul Soul Fragments" to interrogate the boundary between "causation" and "freedom": When the end of all cultivators is to be accounted for by the Dao of Heaven, is the so-called ascension a transcendence or a preset repayment? Is it possible for a real immortal to be the first person who dares to owe God unpaid debt?