Bankrupt, terminal cancer, and his fiancée moved out overnight. The night Lin Ye stood on the rooftop, a pawn shop on the corner stopped him: Everything can be pawned.
He pawned his cancer in exchange for a year of longevity, and from then on drove his RV around the world, collecting debts for small bosses who had been defaulted on, and collecting debts for honest people who had been cheated. What he collected was not money, but "entries": good luck, craftsmanship, courage, and longevity could all be used as a price.
He thought this would be it for the rest of his life until he married Ah He, who drives a big car. Until the biggest bookmaker in the Yin and Yang worlds, focused on the [sincerity] above her head that no one could estimate, and placed a bet that he had never lost in 117 years.
After winning two out of three games, he lost until there were only 247 days left.
In the last game, the woman walked up to the table and said, "I bet my heart, and you bet all your wealth. If you agree with me in three days, my heart will be yours; if you refuse, all your money will belong to my man."
