Lin Zhao never dreamed that he, a poor boy who graduated from the funeral major, would one day have such a relationship with "Mingbi".
Three months after his grandfather passed away, he returned to the county town to take over the dilapidated "Lin Ji Shroud Shop". He planned to sell it to pay off his student loan, but he found a note in the account book - it was his own handwriting, writing something he could not remember at all: Every Yin coin sent out must be recovered within seven or seven forty-nine days, otherwise, not only the debtor will die.
Those ghost coins are not ordinary paper money. They are printed with "Difu Tongbao", and the numbers correspond to the ID numbers of those who died abnormally in the county for forty years. The denominations range from 10,000 to 100 million, and each one is used to extend the life of a living person. And his grandfather was the "numerology bank" underground in this small county town - lending lives, collecting debts, and maintaining a balance between life and death. He worked for forty years.
Lin Zhao was forced to take over this mess. Forty-seven Yin coins were wandering outside, and forty-seven karmic debts were waiting for him to collect. But things are far from as simple as he thought: some people don't want to return them, some want to renew more, some people have discovered the secret of Yin coins and are preparing to snatch the ledger, and there is also a lame old Zheng who is issuing new coins indiscriminately, messing up the order of life and death in the entire county.
What's even weirder is that Lin Zhao discovered that he was also a note in the ledger - he was supposed to be stillborn, but his grandfather bought him back from the King of Hell with a Yin coin with a denomination of "100 million".
He only had twenty-eight days. Forty-seven Yin coins. And the dark side history of a county town for forty years.
