The God of the Great Wilderness

On the seventh day after his adoptive father disappeared, Wugui dug up a corpse from the soil. The corpse is wearing the bronze ring of his adoptive father, and his adoptive father's name is also engraved on the wrist bone. But just when it shouted "No Return" for the second time, its living adoptive father appeared behind him. A child dragged into a coffin by his dead sister, ten empty altars waiting for people to take their seats, and neatly cut clues about his life experience, push Wugui to the same question: If a name can both save people and send people to pay debts, who has the right to decide who he is for others? Every power Wu Gui gets must be exchanged for a memory that he is most reluctant to lose. Until one day, everyone in the world is calling him, and he must decide whether to answer all sentient beings first or answer the only person who loves him first.