The Rulebook of Heaven

Everything in the world has rules. Life and death have numbers, cause and effect have threads, and the Way of Heaven is like an invisible law. Others cannot see it, so they can only resign to fate; Jiang Yan can see it and can also change it. He is just the lowest menial in the sect, judged to have crippled spiritual roots, destined to stop at body refinement, and written to die in an accident three years later. Until one day, he obtains a fragmentary "Rulebook of Heaven" in an abandoned cave, and the "articles" of the world before his eyes unfold line by line: luck, lifespan, opportunities, even the rise and fall of a city or region, all written in the book. Modifying a rule comes at a price; the more he changes, the more terrible the cost. At first, he only dares to fight for a glimmer of hope for himself, change a disaster for his friends and family, and avert a catastrophe for a small city. But as he gradually moves from "articles" to "chapters," he discovers that the real opponent in his game is those who hold the ultimate "draft." When fate becomes text that can be rewritten, who in this world is worthy of making decisions for him?