Lin Ye used to run e-commerce operations at a major tech company. He was first on the layoff list.
One late night, he fumbled while placing an order and bought an absurd listing: "Netherworld Secondhand: Judge's Brush (70% new, buy at your own risk)." The total came to 9.9 yuan, with free shipping.
The next day, Black and White Impermanence showed up at his door. Only then did he learn that the Underworld, short on funds, had been secretly selling off public inventory. A spell bug meant he was the only mortal in all three realms able to place orders and pay.
The Underworld's manager offered him 10.9 yuan to settle the matter. Lin Ye instead pulled out a "Plan to Revitalize Idle Netherworld Assets."
And so a blind-box stall opened at the Ferry of the Forgotten River: the mild version erased petty worries, the medium one erased an ex, and the strong one erased your boss. The rare edition even preserved one of your most precious memories. It sold out 41 seconds after launch.
The Matchmaker's red threads, unsold for three thousand years, were repackaged by him as "a one-day romance that ends at dawn, no strings attached."
The Supreme Old Lord's failed pills were renamed "Prank Immortal Pills" and sold out.
The Underworld was swamped with orders, the Celestial Court followed the trend, the Western Heaven cleared its inventory, and the Demon Realm built a supply chain.
But just as he turns his business into the biggest platform in the three realms,
counterfeit goods, cutthroat capital, and betrayal from within come one after another. And that stern inspector immortal who issues him fines every day and docks his merit at every turn: while investigating the case, how did she start bringing him jade pendants?
Very good... I have some ideas...
As long as you keep updating, you will be considered great [Bookshelf plus one][Already planted]