Lin Feng didn't know what "liquidation" meant until the day his father jumped from the 28th floor. His family property was seized, his friends blocked him, and the former eldest son of the Lin family was driven into a rental house in a village in the city. There was only a black token with a countdown engraved on it. The token told him: Everything in life can be traded - wealth, health, memory, luck, all with clearly marked prices. However, each transaction generates a causal debt, which must be repaid within 72 hours, and the interest is compounded. Token never lies, but never tells the whole story. A former acquaintance came to his door and wanted to buy his last company for 200,000. Lin Feng activated the token and exchanged the company for the other party's core business relationship. The transaction was established, and the other party's face turned pale. But a line of numbers popped up on the token - the debt he owed was three times what he expected. 72 Hours countdown. Which one should he use to pay off his debt? What's even more fatal is that the name of my father's transaction partner three months ago in the token record finally appears - Mr. Zhao. It was not an accident that my father jumped off the building. It was set up. The countdown reaches zero and he loses the memory of his father's last day. But he was given a name, a direction.
"The next one is you."
