Mirror of Deeds
A lifetime of hidden acts comes into view.
Evidence that cannot be concealed
The Mirror of Deeds reveals conduct that a soul may have hidden during life. In the first-court account of Yuli Baochao, those whose wrongdoing outweighs their good deeds are brought to a raised mirror before being sent onward for judgment. The device gives visible form to the warning that secrecy cannot cancel moral consequences.
A setting with a textual history
Buddhist karmic mirrors and Daoist spirit-revealing mirrors provide broader parallels, but this named terrace and its detailed placement should be tied to the particular morality-book tradition. Earlier prototypes and exact dates need separate investigation. Fengdu displays, popular performances, and modern fiction further developed its appearance and powers. A mirror that replays every past life is an artistic extension, not a detail that should automatically be attributed to all older sources. The atlas uses the familiar scene while making its narrative setting clear.
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These fictional games are for entertainment. Scores, probabilities and character outcomes do not represent traditional karma or actual destiny.
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