I Received a Disaster at the Beginning, and the Mountains and Rivers Owed Me a Debt

During the eleventh year of the drought in Baishi'ao, someone suddenly called Ning Ye's name in the well. Shan Mengsi said that there was a rain-swallowing beast at the bottom of the well. If he killed it, the whole village would live for three more days. However, Ning Ye discovered that the young thunder was not swallowing the rain, but bearing the transferred drought for others. What's even more ridiculous is that underneath the so-called "voluntary rain supply" contract, there is a line of small words that no one has ever seen - The compensation will be taken over by the downstream, with a term of ninety-nine years. So Ning Ye did not write "agree" on the deed. He wrote two words: Witness. From that day on, he took away a disaster thunder and also took away an old debt spread throughout the mountains and rivers. Some people use water to sign deeds, some use their names to pay debts, and some use the lives of future generations to repay the choices of their ancestors. There is only one thing Ning Ye has to do: Ask people who have never been asked this question again.