Mountains and Rivers Have Accounts

Gods can collect debts from mortals. After Gu Mingchuan got the "Shanhe Book", he realized that God was also in the account. There was a severe drought in Lanshui County for a hundred days, and the government opened an altar to pray for rain. The rain clouds came as promised, but the heavy rain only fell on the graveyard outside the city. A river worker who had been dead for eighteen years walked into the county government office through muddy water: "Baishahe came to collect sixty-three lives." Among the sixty-three payers, the first one is Gu Mingchuan's sister; the guarantor on the old contract is his infamous father who has been dead for many years. In order to save his sister and find out the truth about eighteen years ago, Gu Mingchuan opened the wordless old book. From then on, the powerful did not dare to let the poor repay their debts, and the immortals did not dare to use the name of gods to plunder mountains and rivers. The gods sitting in the temples also had to answer a question that no one had ever dared to ask: "You have received the incense of all peoples, what have you done for them?" As old accounts were sorted out one after another, Gu Mingchuan's cultivation, authority and official position also increased. It wasn't until one day that he looked up and discovered that immortal sects, aristocratic families, dynasties, and even gods all over the sky had left unpaid names in the mountains and rivers. Man owes God a debt, and God owes the common people. With the mountain and river book in hand, no one can even think about defaulting on their debt.