[Foreknowledge of Bad Reviews + Secondhand Goods Business + Episodic Suspense]
After losing his job and returning to his hometown, Lin Chuan planned to sell off the secondhand goods his father had left behind, close up shop, and find a job.
For his first sale, he sold an eighty-yuan fan.
That night, an old phone in the shop received a bad review:
"The fan you sold burned my mother. She's in the ICU now, and you still dare to keep your shop open?"
But the review had been posted tomorrow night.
Lin Chuan refunded the money that very night and retrieved the fan. He took it apart and checked it, but there was nothing wrong with the machine.
The buyer also told him, "After you left, my mom thought it was too noisy and unplugged it a long time ago."
Lin Chuan stared at the bad review and slowly lowered the screwdriver in his hand.
The fan was already back in his shop.
But the danger in the old woman's home might still be there.
After that, old phones, old wheelchairs, old freezers... one ordinary transaction after another brought accusations about things that had yet to happen.
Some people blamed the wrong person, some hid things they hadn't told anyone, and some really couldn't afford to wait until tomorrow.
As Lin Chuan fixed things and paid off debts, he investigated the reasons behind each bad review.
Until one day, a returned item appeared in an old ledger left behind by his father.
And his father had borne the blame for that deal for ten years.
After reading two chapters, I noticed the stench of AI templates. Can't you optimize the skills yourself?