I Cultivated My Bad Destiny in Wu Dynasty

Everyone in Dayin has a destiny. A noble life is worth entering the yamen, a military life is a general, and a poor man's life is measured by the pound. When Lin Zhaoye came back to life at the age of nineteen, he only received a life certificate that said, "A dog's bone will last until twenty-three years old." The creditor was ready to take away the ancestral escort agency on the spot. But the bad plan left by his father woke up at this moment. It can see the disease in life and detect the debt behind life. The breath of a child, the years of life of the poor, and the lives of the people in the city were all written into an account that only allowed the rich and powerful to collect interest. So Lin Zhaoye began to take on a less serious business: finding objects, escorting escorts, checking accounts, and changing his life to another matter. While others practice martial arts, he cultivates bad destiny; while others respect destiny, he pursues destiny to collect debts. It's just that every time you dial a bead, the price will fall on yourself. Until one day, he discovered that the so-called destiny was just the terms of domination written by some people who had lived too long for the world. Lin Zhaoye mentioned the abacus: "Accounts can be settled, but lives cannot be sold."