Pindao Goes Down the Mountain to Pay Off the Mortgage

Qingyun Temple collapsed, and Chen Jiu, the last Taoist priest in the temple, was forced to go down the mountain. Before the master ran away, he left three things for him: three million in foreign debt, a pile of debt notes owed by the ancestors, and the sentence - "If you pay it off, you will be the twenty-seventh generation temple master." So there was a "Qingyun Office" on Guanqian Street, which mainly engaged in exorcism, catching ghosts and observing Feng Shui, and on the side, wiped the buttocks of the founders. Owe the City God a jar of wine? Return. Owe the chef a table with nine bowls? Return. Owe Bai Wuchang a life? ... This needs to be dealt with carefully using an abacus. If you repay a debt note, your fortune will rise by one point. Chen Jiu's abacus was rattling, all the way from the City God's Temple to the underworld of the Underworld, he was stunned to calculate six hundred years of bad debts, one by one, into the account book that the entire Xuanmen dared not mess with. Until one day, he turned over the completely black paper at the bottom of the debt note - it had no words, but it was so hot that his fingertips were numb. Master said: There are some debts that are fatal to write down.