Tianheng Returns to the Ruins

Heaven and earth are not ruthless, they are a slowly self-adjusting scale. The Immortal Qi breathed out by the monks was refined from the dead energy intercepted by the Ancient Nine Pillars from Guixu - it was a debt to heaven and earth. The wish fire of mortals is the only renewable input in the ledger. The stronger the monks are, the more the world suffers; the more prosperous the mountains are, the more miserable the mortals are. Today's prosperous world is nothing more than a "false balance" that uses mortal suffering to delay collapse. Shen Yan, a widower and postman from Dashengbian Town, has half a family heirloom in his left heart. He was supposed to die from the plague when he was young, so his mother used his memory, longevity, and name as collateral to bring him back from the edge of ruin. From then on, his destiny became an "empty account", and the secrets were unpredictable; the price was that every time the balance was moved, a memory related to his relatives was lost. He originally just wanted to find out about the "corpse that never returned to the ruins" in Bian Town and the disappearance of his mother, but he found an "unpaid life debt" on a rotting corpse. The military patrol wants to suppress, the Tianheng Prison wants to be sealed, the Immortal Sect wants Xian Qi, and the ancient clan wants revenge - each side has a position, and each side is passing on the price. From the border town to the academy, from the dynasty to Shenzhou. He is not the chosen one, not the savior, just a debtor. What he has to do is to use his memory, existence and longevity to make up for the stolen reincarnation on this twisted scale.