[City + Mysterious Recovery + Memory Economy + Missing Pavilion + Arrogance]
Gu Ci, a sickly young man, inherited his master's last wish execution center. Here memory is currency, forgetting is power - the last wishes of the dead are the last concerns, and the secrets of the living can be pawned, bought and sold, or deleted from the page. This place is full of dangers and the folk customs are simple. The White House will monopolize the business of the dead, and even the dead will not be spared. But he didn't panic.
Because he has an account in his hand that recognizes the owner: who owed whom, who killed whom, and who had unfinished words before they died, all without missing a beat.
What's even better is that there is a pavilion with a door hidden under the shop - the door opens at the entrance of the old street in the west of the city. The White House searched the whole city but couldn't find it. When others were surrounded and suppressed, he would still take orders in the cabinet as usual; when others had debts to pay, he would keep accounts and not have to pay them back. When the account book was turned to the last page, it was the day the whole city disappeared - when he was nine years old, he activated the power of blood, and the memories of everyone in the city were cleared overnight. Even he himself forgot that day.
At this point, he deeply realized that debts must be repaid eventually.
Facing the second manager of Baishihui who came to collect the information, Gu Ci opened the account book and warned seriously: "Smuggled 13 files of the deceased for 11.2 Crystals, exactly one cent. How about you kneel down and beg me, and this matter is over?"
Seeing the second manager running away, Gu Ci sighed: These days, even gods have to pay off their debts.
