I Am Reborn to Settle Old Debts for Heaven

After the collapse of Heavenly Dao, the rules of cause and effect were scattered across the twelve cities. Every city has invented a way to avoid cause and effect - some cast the debt into copper pillars, some wrote the debt into deed paper and resold it, and some tied the cause and effect to the position and let the newcomers carry it for the predecessors. Everyone thinks that as long as they don't "recognize" it, the account doesn't exist. Su was still a little Taoist priest in Poshan Temple who had been in charge of the incense money for three years. He had a piece of paper with debts owed by others written on the front and debts owed to him by Tiandao on the back. There is only one way to collect old debts - let the debtor say "I acknowledge it" himself. From an unknown monument in Qinglan City, to a pile of thirty-year-old deed papers in Baixi City, to the Ye Cauldron Furnace that had been sealed for ten years in Tonglu City - he walked from city to city. Every time an old account is collected, there is one more unfinished word on the back of the paper. But the further he went, the more he discovered one thing: the causal fragments of the twelve cities were not scattered naturally. Someone deliberately took it apart after the collapse of Heavenly Dao. That person is still alive. That man sat face to face with the envoy on the high platform three thousand years ago.