Deep in Ping'an Lane in Bianjing lies a shop called the Fate and Dharma Pavilion.
Its owner is a young man in his late teens, dressed in blue-green robes, with a lazy air about him. He wears a faded golden bangle at his waist year-round and enjoys bitter lotus-heart tea.
One day, an old embroiderer who had been paralyzed for twenty years arrived with a pawn ticket stamped with her bloody fingerprint, offering her life as collateral.
The young shopkeeper accepted it, saying only,
"What you're pawning isn't your life. It's a lifetime of waiting."
The next day, her son returned alive to the mouth of the lane.
A talking black cat for a shop assistant, and a ledger filled with obsessions. Those seeking death, searching for loved ones, redemption, or answers from their own hearts: he accepts every customer and takes anything as collateral.
When a thousand-year-old evil jade meets a faded golden bangle, one tale of karma after another unfolds among ordinary people.
"One thought can bring calamity, and one thought can bring forth a lotus."
"Dear customer, what would you like to pawn?"
This book is also known as The Divine Lord's Secret Identity Has Fallen Again.
The work has a strong sense of weirdness, the human world is full of legend, and is full of deep life background. The protagonist lives in a low-key manner, saving both the world and himself. The fantasy highlights the complexity and danger of reality. We look forward to the update of the character's storyline.
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