All Laws Have Their Own Master

Every spell in this world has its owner. Before a monk casts a spell, he must first obtain the magic basket; after the spell is cast, spiritual power, materials, lifespan, and even future harvests may all become the price. The sect is responsible for maintaining the source seal, and therefore has a monopoly on techniques, spiritual veins, and cultivation qualifications. Shen Yan was just a copyist in the Buddhist Scripture Library. He copied the exercises that others dreamed of every day, but he couldn't even use the cheapest basic techniques. During an audit, he got a volume of ancient Dharma without the source seal, and discovered that the so-called ancestral Dharma was just a different projection of the same Dharma source in the hands of different people. At first, he just wanted to practice, survive, and find a decent job. Later, he was exiled to Shen Xinghai, and he saw who the sect's order really protected among the mines, food prices, city protection laws, and legal rents that could never be repaid. When he began to recalculate the price for Shen Xinghai's people, the old order no longer allowed him to stay. All dharmas have a source, and all living beings have a price. But if someone refuses to pay according to the old account, who should control the new law?