Old Street Pawnshop

When Lin Wan took over the old street pawnshop left by her grandmother, she just thought it was a mess, until the yellowed "Code of Business" fell from the sky: 1. We will never accept guests wearing red clothes after ten o'clock in the evening; 2. If someone pawns a mirror, be sure to ask "if there is another self" in the mirror; 3. Before closing, the jade pendant on the third floor of the counter must be turned over and placed. She scoffed and tossed the code into the trash can. But at 9:59 that night, the wooden door of the pawn shop creaked, and a woman in a red wedding dress came to the door with a cracked mirror in her arms, smiling and saying "pawn, exchange for a life". Only then did Lin Wan realize that this pawn shop was not a place for business at all, but a transit station at the intersection of yin and yang. Another self crawls out of the bronze mirror, and the jade pendant hides the secret of the barrier. The woman in red is a resentful spirit that has harbored hatred for hundreds of years, and she is the only gatekeeper who can guard the old street. The clock strikes midnight and the resentful spirit knocks on the door. Under the rules, is it life or death?