I Fulfill the Wishes of the Deceased, and I Will Take Care of Your Wife

Dead people cannot speak. But when Chen Ye was sorting out their belongings, there would always be lingering thoughts that could not be extinguished. The first deceased person he met, he still wanted his wife to stay out of danger until his death. But when the neighbors praised him over and over again as a "good husband who protects his wife," this protection began to use Chen Ye's eyes to identify dangers, make judgments for his heart, and finally used his hands to shut a living person behind the door. After traveling to this dynasty where immortals really existed, Chen Ye saw an immortal with his own eyes for the first time, and almost lost his life because of a deceased person. In order to survive, and to prevent himself from becoming a monster made up of the wishes of countless dead people, he set a hundred-day deadline for himself: to win the top three in the county martial arts test, enter the Fucheng Martial Arts Academy, and find a way to control his remaining thoughts and ignite his own wish fire. But the more he fulfills wishes for the dead, the more he discovers that wishes never only belong to the dead. Some people want to send the relics home, some would rather die than leave their names, some use the name of loyalty to seize the power of the deceased, and some are trying to nail the names, wishes and powers of the people of the world into the divine book forever. Those who are registered may not die, but they will gradually become that name through generations of worship, and will never be themselves again. Chen Ye can fulfill the wishes of the dead, but he is unwilling to decide how to live for the living. He started by sorting out a person's belongings. The last thing to sort out may be the relics left by the entire dynasty.