The first story in the Lost-and-Found series. It tells of an immortal girl who transmigrates across time to collect the items missing from her shop and search for the boy in her heart.
A little building, a lantern shaped like a koi.
Three characters, elegantly written in cinnabar, adorn the sign above the door:
Guanhe Hall.
Inside, a young woman in a qipao wears a three-petaled flower-shaped forehead ornament and holds a half-burned candle. She smiles at every customer who comes in to take a look.
“Hello, I’m Guanyu, the current manager of Guanhe Hall. Is there anything I can help you with?”
Visitors to the little building will see a wooden stand on the counter, with five wooden plaques hanging from it. They read: Pawn, Storage, Custom Orders, Sales (Exchange), and Buyback.
“So, which service would you like?” she asks.
No ending, can't understand
The writing is good, but there is a mess at the end and the writing is disordered.
Good writing style