Is it worth changing a life in seven days?
Lin Yuan is twenty-three years old and has been working in the city for three years. He earns four thousand three thousand a month and one thousand two thousand as rent. The rest is sent back to his hometown to treat his father's illness. Uremia, dialysis twice a week, 500 to 600 per session. His sister's cram school payment was delayed for two weeks, and his brother's school uniform cost NT$280, which he saved through his teeth.
Before he could figure it out, he was blocked in the alley by someone hired by his ex-wife. The moment the steel pipe broke his leg, the system rang in his mind.
"Mortgageable item detected: Cornucopia. Valuation: 12 years life. Mortgage?"
The broken copper basin left behind by grandma was stained with rust and chipped on the edge. By mortgaging it, you can gain seven powers. The price is - every time you use it, you burn your life. His life span increased from fifty years to twenty-seven years, counting down every day, and his temples turned gray overnight.
What's even more frightening is that there are six "Almighty Ones" like him in this city. They can rob each other of life span. An old man with only three days left to live was waiting for him at the entrance of the alley, carrying a hatchet.
Lin Yuan didn't want to kill anyone. He just wants to save his father, send his sister to school, and buy new school uniforms for his brother. He began to use perspective to bet on stones and cut out three million with one knife. Use the spiritual spring to save people, and the merit book will return your life span. The more people you save, the longer your life will be.
Like him, Su He, the proprietress of the flower shop, used blood to save people, but her fingers were full of needle holes. They walked through the gray mist on the other side and carved a hundred names in the merit book.
The seventh person is not a person, but a spirit. It exists as long as there are people willing to help others.
Is it worth changing a life in seven days? Lin Yuan said it was worth it. Because what you get in seven days is a lifetime.
