I Have a Tree of Cause and Effect

Chen Heng opened his eyes to a strange world where monsters devoured humans and gods and demons loomed over all.

Luckily, he possessed the supreme treasure, the Causality Tree, which let him claim rewards from the future in advance, then fill in the process afterward. It could even grant him divine abilities.

He could comprehend the Dao in an instant and break through with a single thought.

He could also contemplate the world's deepest truths, glimpsing the mysteries of countless paths with a laugh and a few words.

No matter how obscure a technique, in his eyes it was as simple and childish as a toddler's scribbles.

All he had to do was fill in the process and, along the way, gain a divine ability.

But Chen Heng discovered that the Causality Tree could do far more than that.

What did it mean that other people's futures were futures too, and that even the karma of immortals and gods could be harvested?

Immortals lowered their eyes, seeing all living things as ants.

Gods and demons looked on with amusement. The so-called host of immortals were no more than crops in a field.

Chen Heng murmured, “Immortals, gods, demons, monsters: they're all just nourishment for the causality in my palm.”