In a bustling city stands a quiet teahouse. For those without worries, she brews tea; for those weighed down by sorrow, she reads their bones.
She is a bone diviner. She divines the past, the wishes of the dead, and the lives of those who have passed away. Her only payment is a few years of the seeker’s life. The teahouse has waited a thousand years for the sake of a single reincarnation.
Those abandoned by time wander through the city. Time has cast them aside, and they feel no fear of death, only the sorrow of being alive. One story after another unfolds in the teahouse. Who will be next?
A teahouse, a girl, and a cat
This book is as tepid as the author said But it's worth reading. Every character has characteristics. Every character has an ending. Every character is very distinct. This book should be considered a short story, but it is rich in content It's worth watching. It's worth watching.
I read this novel because of the comics. It's really good. Although it's tepid, I think it's in a good state.
I've seen it elsewhere, it's very nice, trust me
It's pretty good-looking, I think.