Yashiwatari

Chen Du, the transcriber of the Hanlin Academy, entered the duty room on the first day, and his mouth suddenly became half a degree colder. He thought it was a draft - in fact, it was the Karma Mirror, a causal management system buried underground for seven thousand years, which selected him to be the host of the ninth life. For the next nine years, he lived with the rhythm of copying newspapers: the pen fell on the paper, the tiger's mouth pressed down, and the addendum column was drawn to be continued - leaving an opening next to the uncertain information, waiting for the truth to come. He didn't know that this waiting would lead him to the underground Chakravartin, let alone the death of his stonemason father, clutching a piece of blue gravel - the first fragment of the mirror.