A Hundred-Year Ban Has Ended, and the Neighbors Are Turning into Spirits

[Urban suspense + plant and animal reincarnations + ensemble cast + awakening identities]

A century ago, all living beings made a pact: no one could become a spirit for a hundred years.

So the plants, trees, birds, and beasts who wanted to survive were all reborn as humans.

Now the pact is nearing its end.

The woman upstairs has started hiding money in the cracks in her walls. The flower shop owner has gone seven days without eating, moving a chair outside at noon just to bask in the sun. A timid security guard bares his fangs at an armed robber for the first time.

Chen Jianqing thought everyone was just under too much pressure.

Then he received a package his mother had mailed before she disappeared.

Inside was a blank register, a dandelion seed, and a note:

"Whoever comes looking for you, don't let them sign for you."

That night, everyone's shadow in the building changed.

Only his shadow blossomed into a flower.

There are one hundred days left before the century-long pact ends.

The things claiming to have come to take them home never told them this: when your past life returns, how much of your present self will remain?