I Open a Coffee Shop and Work for Hades on the Side

Elk Coffee has a rule: anyone who enters the store after midnight is not alive. The water ghost ordered iced American style without ice, saying that this was what he wanted when he was alive; the boy who died in a car accident saved up his merits for seven days and just wanted to buy a cup of hot milk for his mother who had been crying all night outside the operating room. Liu Ran sold coffee to the living during the day and ran errands for the dead at night, earning a warm sum of merit and sewing up his broken fairy bone. Until the little girl who comes to buy strawberry cookies every month stood in front of the counter and asked her: "Is my sister... Still alive?" A "heart-changing" business brought up an old case in Yanshi a hundred years ago; a confiscated river lamp illuminated a red fish that was about to disperse; a company that chanted "I volunteer" into a curse targeted her only relative in the world. And the cold-faced judge in Hades looked at her more and more wrongly. "Liu Ran, the debt you owe has not been repaid yet." She doesn't remember anything. But someone remembered it for her.