Oriental Disaster Management Department

When the deceased came to the county government to cancel her account, the entire Wusha Village had forgotten who she was. Zhou Pei, a minor official of the Qingxi County Disaster Cao, should have affixed his seal according to the old practice, but instead he wrote four words on the document: If in doubt, do not cancel. A book called "Mountain and River Disaster Records", which only recorded disaster damage and control results, was revived from the old files. From then on, while others were slaying evil spirits, he was investigating who was suffering, who was profiting, and who was quietly wiped off the account. Seven households changed embankments, borrowed longevity lanterns for the market, donated rice to the warehouse, and fought for water for hundreds of temples... Behind every disaster, household registration, granary, water conservancy, sacrifices and local power were involved. Find out the rules, remember your names, renew the old contract, and review it afterwards. By governing a land, Zhou Pei would gain a share of the mountain and river credit, and also gain an additional share of the power of the Reconstruction and Governance Department. It wasn't until the same inscription "Seven damages protect a thousand" appeared repeatedly in disaster scrolls from various places that he discovered that the hundred years of peace in Dasheng might be based on those people who had been erased.