Start by Inheriting an Antique Store, and Don't Judge the Yin and Yang of Antiques.

After his adoptive father passed away, the time traveler Ye Shuanghan inherited a small shop called Liangyi Pavilion. During the day, he is an antique shop owner who is out of tune with his peers. At midnight, he is the yin and yang shopkeeper sitting in front of the bright lamp. The evil deeds caused by resentment within a thousand miles radius have to pass through his Liangyi Pavilion before they can be changed hands and the cause and effect be revealed. But as the new shopkeeper, he had to deal with many covetous parties alone, and the undercurrent was unpredictable. The restless delivery man, the screaming ghost, the faceless and heartless ghost guest... Coming in droves. So what? Ye Shuanghan, in the name of Liangyi, carries the order of Qiankun and controls Yin and Yang! Three thousand gods and ghosts are all fate, and ten thousand evil spirits are as light as a feather. Not Buddha, not Tao, not official, just yin and yang traders. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.