[Urban Fantasy] [Underworld Workplace] [Heartwarming and Tearjerking] [Episodic Stories]
Chen Mo dies suddenly at his desk while working overtime. When he opens his eyes, he finds himself the appraiser of keepsakes at Pawnshop No. 8.
While others appraise gold, silver, and jewels, he appraises the lingering attachments of the living.
A cracked phone screen holds thirty-seven unread messages from a mother who kept waiting;
A takeout receipt bears a delivery rider's note: “The soup spilled, but please don't complain”;
A faded photograph conceals countless regrets between the living and the dead.
He guides lost souls and untangles their hearts, relentlessly racks up underworld KPIs, and rises to the top of the performance rankings.
But after seeing every unresolved sorrow in the world, he finally realizes:
The hardest thing to let go of is the “I'm sorry” he left unsaid in the mortal realm until the day he died.
