My name is Zhang Ge. My younger sister is gravely ill and on the verge of death. When I was desperate, a pawnshop that only appeared at 3:14 a.m. came looking for me.
It doesn’t take gold or silver. It accepts talents, emotions, health, and years of life as collateral.
The fates pawned there are randomly grafted onto strangers. Some become prodigies overnight, some grow rich in an instant, and some are plunged into unbearable suffering.
To save my sister, I became a Keeper of the Fateful Paths, watching human desires with cold eyes.
But gradually, I discovered that behind the transactions lay a three-hundred-year obsession, as well as a group of madmen harvesting destinies in bulk.
Some pretended to do charity, some treated it as a game, and some wanted to destroy everything.
“Want to save your sister? First, protect the fateful paths of this world.”
From today on, my pawnshop will guide those destined to find it, but it won’t save the heartless.
This novel realistically reflects the responsibilities and duties of an older brother in real life, which is the norm in our lives. The novel mirrors reality, and in our society, there are many brothers like the one in the novel who hold up the sky for their younger sisters. They are their sisters' hope and the pillar of the family.