On Credit

The eighty-first generation ancestor of the Yunliang Sect owes heaven 120,000 stones. The debt was spread to eighty-one outer disciples, and Xie Cheng received three hundred dan - seven to eight times that of others. On the day the deed was posted, he discovered that his name in the list would disappear as soon as he wrote it. His account is not found in the book. No such person was found, but the debt was really heavy on his wrist; and all the things that could not be remembered - the people who were erased, the accounts that could not be reconciled, and the "Zai" that could not be taken away - began to flow to him. Later, Xie Cheng realized that this world is a ledger: cultivation is a loan, transcending tribulations is repayment of interest, and ascension is a settlement of accounts. And those who settle their accounts will disappear cleanly from everyone's memory. What he has to do is to write down everything that everyone owes and has been erased, one by one. ——Writing about him is equivalent to writing an account that does not reveal this person. This deal will be hot for whoever touches it.