The night before my grandfather's burial, a woman who had been dead for three years knelt at the entrance to our family mourning hall.
She kowtowed three times and asked just one question:
“Now that Old Mr. Chen is gone, who will collect my debt?”
That night, I learned that the Chen family had never been ordinary funeral specialists.
Our family guarded a ledger that could never see the light of day.
Whenever the living owed the dead a breath, a life, a promise, or justice for a wrong, it was recorded in the ledger.
It was called the Book of Yin Debts.
After my grandfather died, I found it beneath his coffin.
But I never expected that when I opened the first page, the name written there would be mine:
Chen Wangsheng, debt unknown.
Payment deadline: before your twenty-seventh birthday.
From that day on, I began collecting debts on behalf of the dead.
A bride who had been tricked into marriage and died a tragic death, an old shipwreck case at the ferry crossing in the heart of the river, living faces on paper figures in Paper Man Village, a wealthy merchant's birthday banquet filled with the dead, nameless spirits in an ancestral shrine without a single memorial tablet...
I had seen ghosts.
I had also seen people more terrifying than ghosts.
Only later did I understand that the Book of Yin Debts was no Book of Life and Death.
It did not record who was destined to die.
It recorded who owed a debt, yet pretended to have forgotten it.
Well written and quite attractive But there are some problems with some plot details. I don't know if the author forgot about it after writing it, or if he had other plans. The first point is Chen Wang's name. Halfway through, it was a baby's name, and suddenly it became the name of the protagonist's father. Although it was not the real name, it was placed on the protagonist's father. After that, there was no description of the baby. The second point is that Wang An has been describing it all the time, and it will not be integrated. When writing the chapter where Xu Wang returns from underwater to the shore, Wang An's description disappeared. Wang An was missing directly, and there was no subsequent description of the character Wang An. Well, I can only say that the follow-up to this is in the eye of the beholder. Those who can accept the sudden lack of characters in the follow-up can continue reading... I can only say that I will leave first. The above poisonous points have been corrected by the author, so you can read on with confidence. ... I want to curse. I chose to re-read it. The writing of this article is a bit messy and I'm a bit out of ideas. The author is great, let's make an outline. Names are used everywhere, and the previous questions are probably about whom you changed the character's name to when writing, and forgot about it halfway through writing... I really feel that your writing is messy. Let me re-read it first to sort out my brain... The author is great, I beg you, please quickly make an outline for yourself... I really don't understand, Wang An, why is he becoming an old man again, becoming a good friend or helper of Chen Sheng's father... It's really messy, I'll watch it again…
It's so good. Why doesn't anyone watch it? It's so exciting. This book uses the main name as a clue to unfold the plot step by step and connect each other. It may feel a little unclear at first, but it will gradually be revealed later and it will be very enjoyable to watch. The protagonist is also very straightforward, does things neatly, and has a group of loving friends around him. It is worth reading.
The story is vivid and interesting
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's so strange. Why do the protagonist's grandfather and father have the same name? When I saw it, I thought I had seen it wrong, so I went back and looked at it again. I don't know what the reason was [what]
Good-looking, the plot has ups and downs
The storyline is good
Good looking, compact plot
Come on, it's good to watch, why is no one watching it? [Pouts] It's because there is no cp... Wang Sheng and Zhao Sanxing are a bit annoying...
It's very interesting and the plots are intertwined. I hope the author will update it soon!!