The Ledger of Fate: Settling the Score

Wu Siming, the "fixed elimination slot" with a qi-blood value of 47 in the martial arts class of Jiangcheng No. 3 Middle School. His system is called the Ledger of Fate: Fragment, with only one function: any clear malice others harbor toward him is converted into fate points. Zhao Qian kicks him, fate points arrive. Zhao Qian humiliates him publicly, fate points double. Zhao Qian calls his fourth-rank cousin Zhao Xuan, using "compliance proposals" and "guarantee recovery" to seize his family's old house—Wu Siming counters by applying for procedural notarization, forcing Zhao Xuan to sign a mutual suppression agreement, and on the notarization stage, he runs the fourth-rank martial artist ragged until he illegally raises his qi and dislocates his right shoulder. But the Ledger of Fate is a trial version. Before the countdown reaches zero, he must accumulate ten thousand fate points to unlock the main volume, or everything resets to zero. And the system's main quest points to what his father, Wu Shouzheng, who disappeared twelve years ago, left in the Zhao family's martial arsenal. "I'm not here to guard the deed. I'm here to tell you: the score is due." — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Ledger of Fate: Settling the Score — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠