I Have a Wanfa Pavilion

Lu, who possesses mixed and useless spiritual roots, is trapped at the bottom of the Mofa Sect. He is subjected to harsh treatment from his supervisors and humiliation from his fellow sects every day. Everyone concludes that he will never be able to build a foundation in this life. When he was desperate, the shimmer of broken jade passed down from his ancestors suddenly appeared, and a Pavilion of Ten Thousand Laws that contained all the fragments of the world quietly appeared. The pavilion contains 3,600 secret teachings of ancient magic, including swords, elixirs, formations, bodies, and thunder. It also has two mysterious magical powers: soul deduction and trace tracing. However, all laws have their own checks and balances, and those who are paranoid and single-minded will be counterattacked by spiritual power. Every deduction will also consume the original soul, and there is no shortcut to reaching the sky in one step. Lu hid the secrets of the attic, pretending to be a mediocre handyman during the day and hiding in hiding, and late at night in the attic disassembling the fragments and planning to establish himself. Pills nourish Qi and blood, formations are used to set up traps, and swords are used as self-defense cards. When encountering trouble, he never shows off or shows off his evil deeds, and uses his wits to defuse plots and sect conflicts around him. While tracing the past events of our ancestors, an old case of a shipwreck in Yuanshui River that had been buried for 39 years came to light. Back then, the Yuanshui No. 1 Was deliberately scuttled, carrying smuggled coal, and dozens of lives were lost in the river. The authorities fabricated the illusion that the ship ran aground in heavy fog to deceive the public. The only survivor, the grandmother Su Xiulan, was stigmatized for embezzling fare money, and she was trapped in a nightmare of rumors for half her life. Lu used all kinds of deductions to restore the full picture of the case, searched for old boatmen who knew the facts, salvaged iron boxes, old account books and other physical evidence from the river bottom, and faced threats and suppression from all parties. He contacted the families of the victims, supplemented his spiritual practice with legal principles, and uncovered the old shady story of power-for-money transactions and deliberate silence. The whole book abandons the routine of assembly-line cool writing, uses the background of a fairy tale to bear the injustices suffered in the world, and describes the long journey of the people at the bottom who endure and go alone to seek long-awaited justice.