Yuan Mo Shouzang

When Qin Yang was squatting on the threshold to rub a copper coin, his ex-girlfriend pushed the door open and came in. He threw the token of love from three years ago on the ground and crushed it. A jade Buddha. Broken into three pieces. Behind her is her new boyfriend, the young owner of Tianhao Real Estate, who wants to demolish the shop with the acquisition agreement. The bulldozers used to renovate the old street are at the entrance of the alley. Qin Yang didn't make any noise. He squatted down to pick up the broken jade, and the moment his fingertips touched the break, his eyes flashed into a heavy rainy night in the 23rd year of the Republic of China - a woman was buried alive, holding the jade Buddha tightly in her arms. The man standing by the pit giving instructions was the grandfather of his ex-girlfriend and current boyfriend. He turned on the live broadcast on his mobile phone and put the broken jade in front of the camera. "Everyone, today I will cultivate the wealth and honor that some people should not have." The Jade Buddha was put back together piece by piece under the camera. If one crack disappears, the Zhang family will collapse. The number of people online in the live broadcast room jumped from 300 to 100,000, and the Cultural Relics Bureau's car was parked outside the shop. Later someone asked him what he did. He said: "Tibetan officials - people who seek karma for old things." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.