Code of Heavenly Law

Cause and effect is not fate, but calculation. A young man who was cornered by three foundation-building wind blades chose to jump off a cliff. His name was Ning Que, and the only valuable thing he had on him was the half-volume of broken pages left by his father. The pursuers said that he was an "abandoned son of cause and effect" - an error that should be erased in the calculation of heaven. He originally believed it too. Until the moment he fell into the abyss, he touched a pond that had been sleeping for three thousand years. There is a line of words engraved on the wall of the pool: "Causal algorithm·equivalent exchange is the foundation, not a shackle." The price is thirty years of life. What you get in exchange is the ability to see the line of cause and effect. From that day on, he discovered that he could "calculate" the connections between everything in the world - everyone's fate was a calculation, and every causal line could be moved. Tianji Pavilion pursued him because his father had spent half his life burying a chess piece at the bottom of Tiandao. The world of cultivation regards him as an anomaly because he refuses to be included in anyone's chess game. And along the way, he met a woman who burned all her soul for him, a former enemy who knelt down and begged for "karma to be settled," and a father who spent seventeen years paving the way for him. This is not a "getting stronger and being slapped in the face" story. Every time there is a breakthrough in computing power, there is a price to pay. Lifespan, memory, meridians, emotions - exchanges of equal value are never made on credit. Every counter-attack is not based on cheating, but on calculating variables that the opponent has not calculated. The Tiandao algorithm can be tampered with, but the cost must be borne by humans. This is a chess game between man and nature.