There is a Door in the North-northwest

Name: There is a Door in the North-northwest
Author: Snow And Rain Fall In Qiangtang

by Snow And Rain Fall In Qiangtang

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Ch. 15 — Snowman's Oath

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About This Novel

Thirty-year-old Chen Gui, who had accomplished nothing at the age of 30 and owed more than 30,000 yuan in debt, found a crack in the wall of his hometown when he returned home - it was his childhood secret base, which his mother had guarded for thirty years and never revealed it. Behind the crack is a mysterious space, where time flows fifty times faster than the outside world. It is filled with rare medicinal materials and has four doors: the east door leads to the snowfields of the northeast, the south door shines with warm light, the west door reflects the Gobi Desert, and the north door is pitch black. Chen Gui pushed open the east door and entered the Northeastern medicinal materials market. He wanted to make a fortune silently and save enough pension money for his mother who had been widowed for many years. However, he met Han Dong, a high school classmate who had lent him money. Now he was stuck in the quagmire and had no way out to ask for help. Han Dong is not a good person. He was jealous, wavered, and even almost betrayed again. But Chen Gui had something he didn't expect - the ability to predict. Chen Gui could see every setup and every trap in advance, at the cost of severe headaches and forgetting to call his mother back time and time again. From asking for help to joining the industry, from betrayal to counter-murder, from confession to brotherhood. In the snow in the Northeast, two people who were forced into a corner by life used the stupidest method to rebuild trust: one risked his life to write the letter, and the other risked his life to repay the letter. But his mother always stood at the other end of the crack, not asking him where he was going, but just serving hot meals every time he came back, and saying when he left: "Don't run too far, come back early." This is a story about cracks - cracks in walls, cracks in people's hearts, and the light that shines through those cracks