Ledger of Heaven's Way

There is no law in this world, only accounts. Fang Yan is a bookkeeping apprentice at a drug store in Qingshi County. He is sixteen years old. He has no backer and no spiritual power. He only has a pair of eyes that have been reading the drug accounts for four years. His younger brother Fang He had his fingernails pulled out and his fingers stamped with blood on the mining deed. If you go into the mine without signing, ten people will go in and seven will not come back. Fang Yan reached out and touched the elixir bottle, and a line of gray words appeared in his mind: [The owner of the fragmented book of questions has been recognized]. The incomplete book did not tell him the murderer or where the elixir was. It only showed him the cracks that had been covered up: the sealing wax was intact, the elixir bottle had not been opened, but it was recorded twice in the treasury account. The names of seven dead miners are still being paid. He bought half a day by falsifying accounts. When he walked into the spirit-testing hospital, a drugged spirit-testing stone judged him to have no spiritual roots. He forced the Spiritual Spirit Academy to replace the spare stone, and tested the low-grade wood spirit root. The biggest reversal came from my younger brother. Fang He slapped the spare stone with his palm. The stone exploded, green light spurted out, and the spirit-testing stone took the initiative to give birth to its name: Top Grade Wood Spirit Root. The deacon dropped his pen and the Liu family ran away. Because someone on the mountain had been waiting for twenty-two years, and he tried seventeen times with living people, and Fang He was the final target. Fang Yan does not cultivate immortality, he checks accounts. From the false accounts of the Liu family, to the secret accounts of the Deacon Hall, to the old accounts of the wilderness. The longer he checked the account, the longer he understood it. He gradually understood that the fragment was not an ordinary magic weapon. It was the evidence of the account book of this world. Every check he made rekindled an older account, which recorded who had asked about heaven and earth.