Fate-Defying Lord: Reverse Cause and Effect

When cause and effect can be written backwards, who will keep track of the world's ledger? In a world of cultivation where life is the currency, a young man was born in a small town and was imprisoned by his entire clan because of a mistake in the legal system. The moment the law came down, his fate was "locked by cause and effect" and he was also branded as a "fate rebel" with only one way to die. While on the run, he awakened the almost instinctive "reverse sequence intuition" - he could gently change the order of events in a very small time and space: let the search start half a breath later, let the evidence be filed a moment later, let "executed → accused" become "exposed → questioned". He can't change the facts, he can only rewrite the order of "cause and effect come to fruition one after another"; every small success will be at the cost of memory loss, life span loss and invisible causal debt. Under the sky net woven by Xi Dao, Law Dao and Suan Dao, he was regarded as a loophole in the system, and was hunted down by the Pulse Guard, the Law Network Deacon, and the Eye Walker at every turn; in the temptation of Dan Dao's "personal refining as a respect" and the longevity coin economy, he repeatedly refused the shortcut of "burning life in exchange for miracles" and only used the clear consciousness he had refined with his own hands and an unawakened "time machine embryo" to sharpen his ability of "three seconds of foresight and one moment of retrospection". "The Master Against Fate: Reversing Cause and Effect" does not talk about the exciting miracle of "changing one's fate casually", but takes readers from the imagination of "showing off one's skills to changing one's fate", inch by inch, to the "boundary of operability of cause and effect" and the cold truth of "every time you go against fate, you have to keep your own account": you can go against fate, but you must personally pay the price for the results of every reverse writing.