Siheyuan: I Opened a Pawnshop, and the Whole Courtyard Freaked Out

A pawnshop in a Beijing courtyard house overwhelms everyone with its golden finger. A feel-good period novel that leaves the whole courtyard stunned.

After transmigrating to a courtyard house in 1960, he inherits a shabby pawnshop. It doesn't accept gold or silver, only luck, conscience, memories, courage, and lifespan. Anything can be pawned. If you dare to pawn it, he dares to take it!

Three years of luck for ration coupons! Pawned! Jia Zhangshi breaks her leg when she goes out and begs to redeem it: ninety jin. She can't afford to pay.

Xu Damao pawns his conscience to achieve success. The instant he redeems it, more than ten years of pain burst forth. He goes into shock, and the people he killed are gone. Yi Zhonghai pawns his memories to hide a secret, then forgets and lets the unspeakable slip. His carefully crafted image falls apart!

Only then does the whole courtyard understand: he's not taking things, he's taking lives. While you fight tooth and nail over ration coupons, I take what you're afraid to lose.

All the women in the courtyard curry favor with the shopkeeper. Only Qin Huairu reaches the doorway and draws her hand back. "I'm not pawning anything." Yet she's the one he cares about most.

Luck turns into lifespan, then the feng shui of an entire street. The longer it goes on, the more explosive it gets. When forfeited pawns spiral out of control, everyone goes mad trying to redeem them. What they've pawned is worth more than their lives.

Redeemable three times. Overdue means lost forever. Dare to pawn it?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.