Person Without Contract

In the world of Tianheng, everything can be contracted: cultivation, life span, bloodline, and even a human life. The strong use contracts to control the world, the rich use money to pay off their sins, but the poor have their names nailed to pay for others' karma. Wen Jin is an oath-paying slave. Sixteen years ago, he woke up from another world. He did not have the fate of immortality, but only had contract marks all over his body. On the execution platform, thirty-seven death sentences were about to be handed down, but he used an old name that did not belong to the Tianheng world to deceive the famous bone nail and gain a glimmer of life. From then on, he discovered that he could see the cracks in the contract: others relied on spiritual roots to cultivate immortality, but he broke the contract to gain luck; others were afraid of cause and effect, but he insisted on forging cause and effect into a sword. From the criminal slaves in Baiheng City, to the nameless people wanted in Jiuzhou; from the ants who were punished on behalf of others, to the taboos that make all heavenly contract owners bow their heads. Family affection can become a weakness, trust can be priced, and good intentions can have chains hidden under them. Wen Jin does not want to be a savior saint, nor is he willing to be anyone else's sacrifice. When all living beings give their names to destiny, what they have to do is not to beg for a piece of freedom, but to burn the general agreement that sets the price for everything in the world.