I Liquidate the Gods at the End of Mythology

During the New Year's Eve, the spiritual tide revives, demons enter the city, and the old gods return. People burn incense and kowtow to pray for God's mercy. Only Lu Chen knew that the gods sitting high in the clouds had owed the human race a debt that could not be repaid. He Bo got married and owed the human race three hundred years of incense. The tiger eats the people and owes the human race a blood debt of 1,700 lives. Longting cuts the sea and owes half of the water veins of Jiuzhou. The kingdom of gods owes the old heaven a liquidation order. After his father's death, Lu Chen inherited a broken account book. The first page of the book reads: "Although heaven is lost, old debts will not be wiped out." As a result, in troubled times, there was a young man carrying an account book. He does not worship gods or seek immortality. He only asked: "Everyone, the debt you owe to the human race must be paid today."