A piece of jade pendant and half a piece of paper pawn a ticket, locking up the secret of the Chen family's extraordinary wealth and annihilation in the late Qing Dynasty.
A fire destroyed all seventy-two shops, leaving only the eight-year-old son Chen Shouzhuo alone to guard the deserted house. Ten years later, there was a severe drought in Henan. He exchanged two steamed buns for a mute girl. The mark of the word "Jue" on the back of her neck and the broken memory actually pointed to the truth of the murder that year.
From the cellar of his ancestral home to the foot of the Purple Mountain, from the secret map of pawn tickets to the ignition of a powerful nation, Chen Shouzhuo embarked on a road farther than revenge - what he wanted to redeem was not only the faith of his family, but also the pawned future of a nation.
This is a "redemption" that spans thirty years. The period is not yet determined, the ransom is life, and the bet is the dawn of the entire era.
