Life Light

The spiritual mechanism of heaven and earth is called Fu Hengqi. Every time a monk borrows it, he will have an additional debt from heaven in his life. The sects of the Eastern Land use the lamp to collect taxes, verify qualifications, and record life and death. Mortals have worshiped it for generations, but no one knows that there is a book of accounts hidden behind the lamp that can rewrite destiny. Shen Zhaoye, a young man from Zhuyan Town, was originally just a lantern guard next to the Shen family. Three years after her mother passed away from an illness, the twelfth-year tide market is about to return to the shore. Hengxiao Yuan re-inspects the town's life-saving lamps. Her sister Shen Weilan was sentenced to "hospitalization tax deduction" because the lamps were unusually bright. In order to save his sister, Shen Zhaoye borrowed the cracked green wick left by his mother and saw the erased traces in the Shen family's lamp book. He also heard the sound of accounts being burned for the first time. From Yanzhen Dengcang to the ruins of Chaoxu, from sect account books to Tingchao ghost market, he gradually discovered that the so-called immortality is not just about spiritual roots and opportunities, but also about repaying old debts between heaven and earth, sect, blood relatives and true heart. If fate can be recorded in the account, who should Tao ask for it back?