Story of Luo Yan in the Wilderness Continent

There is an old saying in Yanhuang Continent: When the name is there, people are there; when the name is lost, the people are deserted. Thousands of years ago, the first generation of inscription masters discovered the key words from falling rocks from the sky. From then on, everything has a name, all living beings are registered, words can convey meanings, appointments can produce results, and techniques can adapt to the world. People gradually believe that as long as there are judgments on stones, names in books, and words in scrolls, heaven and earth will be correct. Later, the words remained, but the meaning died. Some people are alive, but their names disappear from the memories of their relatives; some people are judged as geniuses, but they borrow the light of another person; some people's sins are written clearly, but they are written earlier than the crime; some people have not a single word of the skill, but after practicing it, all the meridians are severed; some people's city orders are correct in every way, but the seven cities combined force the people to death. The world calls it: nonsense. Luo Yan, a young man from Qingshi Town, was sentenced to be a useless person on the spirit testing platform. Three years later, he saw a child named A Shi disappearing from the crowd and the roster. At first he just wanted to prove that he was not a waste, but later he spent his life asking three things: 1. Who deserves to be remembered? 2. Who is qualified to judge good or bad for others? 3. When one road seems better than all other roads, who has the right to force everyone in the world to follow it? The final answer of the book: Deduction can reveal all paths, but it cannot help people live. Real protection is not to write answers for everyone in the world, but to allow everyone to still be qualified to write their own name.