On the day Sun Shixian left Changchun Station, his brothers handed him a bunch of hotel keys.
He originally wanted to start a new life, open a small restaurant, spend a peaceful life with his family, and reunite his brothers who had been separated for many years.
But the hotel hasn't opened yet, and someone has already booked a table three days in advance.
On Nanguan Fifth Avenue, small restaurants on Shanghai Road, wholesale markets, bathhouses, and nightclubs, tables were set up one after another, and there were old brothers and old enemies. Some people toasted, some handed over bills, and some laughed and said that Brother Xian is back, and the rules should be re-recognized.
Xiaoxian doesn't want to be a legend.
He only knows that money can be repaid and favors can be repaid, but some old debts cannot be settled by anyone once they are put on the table.
This is a novel about the real world in Northeast China. It tells about dinner parties, brothers, rules, and accounts of relationships. It also tells about a person who wants to stop, but is pushed back to the center of the table step by step by the old times.
Short introduction
On the day Sun Shixian left the station, he just wanted to open a restaurant and have a happy birthday. But before the first meal in Nanguan was served, old brothers, old enemies, and debts owed three years ago all came to visit.
