The Treacherous Man in the Last Days

What Chen Zhenyin needs most in his life is to be called unlucky. His father is a funeral director, and the shop he runs is called Zhenyintang. His warehouse is filled with things that others don't want - broken talismans, rusty soul-crushing bells, unmatched Yin terracotta warriors, and an old flag without inscriptions. Neighbors said he was unlucky, banks said he had no assets, and the street office said his business would be closed down sooner or later. Chen Zhenyin said nothing, continued to collect his ghost things, and continued to open his shop. Then, the end came. The underworld is leaked, ghosts escape, and the whole world falls simultaneously. Those with money and power found that their banknotes were useless, their security guards were useless, and the gold they looted was useless—the only things that could resist the strange were those things they had never valued. It's a talisman, a bell, a flag, and fragments of Yin warriors. It's the waste products in Chen Zhenyin's warehouse. The moment the system was activated, Chen Zhenyin looked at his warehouse, then at the system panel, at the panicked people outside, closed the window, sat down, made a cup of tea, and began to seriously inventory his assets. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.