Measuring the Heavenly Record

"Gods compete for incense, immortals seek immortality, and emperors strive for luck; heaven and earth are unkind, and saints are fishing. Only mortals seek an inch of land in the mud to stand, and ask "why" in front of the immortals and Buddhas in the sky." This is an inspirational work that "deconstructs the absurdity of gods and demons with mortal reason, and reshapes justice in the world with a weak sense of integrity." The gods are above and bring disasters at will. The protagonist does not believe in prophecies and does not calculate fortune. He holds a mortal wooden ruler and an iron abacus in his hand. He uses law, cause and effect, engineering calculations and human love to carve out a way for the common people in the gap between gods and gods.