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The more powerful he cultivates, the more miserable he becomes. Others achieve breakthroughs through accumulation. His breakthrough relies on burning-burning his cultivation, his essence and blood, and his memory. The stronger you are, the more you lose. Someone asked him: "Aren't you afraid that it will burn until the end and nothing will be left?" He said, "What I'm afraid of is that even after I burned him, he still hasn't come back." This is not a "getting stronger and being slapped in the face" story. This is a story about "becoming stronger is to find someone else".

The life of a mortal is an incomprehensible mess. The life of an immortal is an unclear line of cause and effect. Fang Xing, a young man from a poor family, accidentally got half a wordless black book - "The Book of Mortal Cause and Effect". This book does not record merits or deeds, nor does it list immortal books. It only records the principles of heaven and earth that "accept the cause when you write, and the results will be achieved when you settle the account." Every grudge written down turns into a delicate plot. Do you want to get the magic power? Okay, let's take the next piece of irreversible cause first. Do you want to eliminate the roots? Okay, let's sort out the entanglements in the next thousand years. In the turbulent world of immortality, where everyone is in danger, Fang Xing never believed in chance. He is like the calmest and most restrained abacusist: If you don't see big gains, you hide the front and guard your position; if you draw it but don't make it, you have no strategy left. But when he decided to put pen to paper and draw the sword for that unshakable obsession, the gods and Buddhas in the sky were shocked to realize that this seemingly mediocre mortal had silently weaved a web of cause and effect that enveloped the heavens and no one could escape...

When his grandfather passed away, he left Lin Beichen a shabby antique shop, a debt of 300,000 yuan, and a ring with the inscription "